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Invested today
$65,000
Monthly contributions
$1,350
Accounts
3
TFSA — index funds
TFSA · General investment portfolio
RRSP — index funds
RRSP · General investment portfolio
FHSA
FHSA · General investment portfolio
$32,000 contributed of $24,000 entered room
$24,000 contributed of $19,500 entered room
RRSP over-contribution buffer: the CRA allows a lifetime excess of $2,000 without penalty.
$6,500 contributed of $9,500 entered room
FHSA lifetime limit: $40,000 — $33,500 left in total.
Estimate my TFSA room from my age
Estimated cumulative TFSA room since you turned 18 (or 2009): $109,000, assuming you never contributed. Enter this as the contribution room on your TFSA account.
Estimate my new RRSP room
Estimated new room: $0 (18% of earned income, up to $32,490). Unused room carries forward; a pension adjustment (employer plan) reduces it. Check your CRA notice of assessment.
RRSP contributions are deductible from taxable income. Deadline for the previous tax year: the first 60 days of the year.
Estimate my FHSA room
Estimated cumulative FHSA room: $8,000 ($8,000 per year since opening, up to $40,000 lifetime), assuming you never contributed. Enter this as the contribution room on your FHSA account.
An FHSA can stay open for up to 15 years. The qualifying withdrawal for a first home is tax-free; unused amounts can be transferred to an RRSP tax-free.
This platform provides financial planning tools and calculations for informational and educational purposes only. It does not provide financial, investment, tax, legal or mortgage advice. Results are based on user-provided information and assumptions. Contribution limits, tax rates and regulatory parameters reflect the rules in effect as of the latest update (2026) and may change; always verify official amounts with the CRA or a licensed professional.
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