Jason Abbott - Financial Professional

Jason Abbott - Financial Professional

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05/11/2026

Your most valuable asset isn’t your car. 🚗

We insure our vehicles and our phones without thinking twice, but we often leave our family’s entire future up to chance.

Life insurance isn’t just a "death benefit" it’s a tool that buys your family time and stability when they need it most. It’s about making sure their lifestyle stays exactly the same, no matter what.

I just posted the blueprint on how this works, the different types of plans, and how to pick the right one.

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If you're serious about buying your first home in Canada, you need to know exactly how these tools differ. It’s not just about saving; it’s about where that money lives and how it’s taxed when you’re ready to move.

The FHSA combines the immediate tax deduction of an RRSP with the tax-free withdrawal power of a TFSA. Think of it as a bit of a hybrid combination of the two for the purpose of getting you into your first home.

Zero Repayment: Unlike the Home Buyers’ Plan, the FHSA is a permanent withdrawal. You don’t owe a cent back to the government or your retirement fund.

You can move existing RRSP funds into your FHSA tax-free. No secondary deduction, but it moves your capital into a "forever tax-free" bucket.

Even if you aren't ready to buy today, opening the account starts your 15-year clock of tax-free growth.

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These rules are complex. If you want to see how to stack these accounts to maximize your down payment, let’s start a conversation.

Comment "PLAN" below to schedule a strategy consultation.

05/06/2026

FHSA

Have you heard about this yet?
The First Home Savings Account (FHSA) is a game-changer for anyone looking to get their keys in today’s market here in Canada.
It’s a hybrid tool that gives you the tax deduction of an RRSP on the way in, and the tax-free growth of a TFSA on the way out.

You can actually transfer funds directly from your RRSP to an FHSA tax-free. While it doesn’t trigger a secondary tax deduction, it moves your money into a "forever tax-free" bucket for your down payment.

The Best Part:
Zero repayment. Unlike the Home Buyers' Plan (HBP), you aren’t taking a loan from yourself the money is yours to keep, permanently.

15 Years
40000$ Maximum
8000/Year contribution room

Comment "PLAN" to see how we can maximize this for your family’s 2026 goals.

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