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Savings Calculator — calculate future value
This calculator easily answers the question "If I save "X" amount for "Y" months what will the value be at the end?"
The user enters the "Periodic Savings Amount" (amount saved or invested every month); the "Number of Months" and the "Annual Interest Rate" or the annual rate of return one expects to earn on their investments.
The calculator quickly creates a savings schedule and a set of charts that will help the user see the relationship between the amount invested and the return on the investment. The schedule can be copied and pasted to Excel, if desired.
The investment term is always expressed in months.
- 60 months = 5 years
- 120 months = 10 years
- 180 months = 15 years
- 240 months = 20 years
- 360 months = 30 years
If you need a more advanced "Savings Calculator" - one that lets the user solve for the starting amount, the amount to invest, the interest rate, the term required to reach a goal or the future value; or if you would like to easily print the schedule; or if you need to pick a different investment frequency, then you may want to try the calculator located here: https://AccurateCalculators.com/savings-calculator
Currency and Date Conventions
All calculators will remember your choice. You may also change it at any time.
Clicking "Save changes" will cause the calculator to reload. Your edits will be lost.
Periodic Saving Amount :
Enter the amount that will be deposited into your saving account each month.
Number of Periods to Save:
Enter how many months you will deposit into your saving account. Example: If you are depositing for 2 years, enter the number 24.
Interest Rate :
Enter the expected rate of return (ROR). This is the ROR that you expect to receive from your portfolio.
- Be a Canadian resident
- If the client is a non-resident, the Company will refuse to issue the TFSA
- Be age 18 or over
- Have a social insurance number
When an individual is no longer a resident:
- His TFSA can continue to exist
- His investment income remains tax-free
- No new TFSA contribution room accumulates during the years of non-residence
- Any contributions made during years of non-residence are subject to taxation of 1% per month. Once the TFSA is issued, the Company no longer verifies residency status.
- Withdrawals made during years of non-residence are not taxable and are added to the unused contribution room the following year. However, this recovered contribution room can only be used when the taxpayer returns to live in Canada.
The TFSA contribution ceiling is the same for everyone, regardless of earned income. This amount is indexed each year at the rate of inflation and the result is rounded off to the nearest $500.
Year | TFSA Limit |
2009 – 2012 | $5,000 |
2013 – 2014 | $5,500 |
2015 | $10,000 |
2016-2018 | $5,500 |
2019 | $6,000 |
- Daily interest Account
- Guaranteed Interest Fund
- Segregated Funds
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