Investing Basics

How to Invest in a TFSA: Slide Series Edition

by Modern Money

Use this quick slide series guide to learn the basics of how to invest in a TFSA.

To learn more about TFSAs, click here.

To learn more about TFSA investment options and strategies, click here.

How to Invest in a TFSA
Step 1 of investing in a TFSA: Get started! Open your account.
Step 2 of investing in a TFSA: Know your limits
Step 3 of investing in a TFSA: Look for low fee investment funds
Step 4 of investing in a TFSA: Establish rules for rebalancing
Step 5 of investing in a TFSA: Do not underestimate the benefits of tax-free growth
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