This calculator projects the tax-free growth of a Canadian TFSA, since gains and withdrawals from a Tax-Free Savings Account are never taxed. Updated June 2026.
TFSA Tax-Free Future Value (2026)
How It Works
This tool assumes a fixed annual contribution made at the end of each year and a constant expected annual return. It compounds your balance with the future value of an annuity formula: FV = C ร (((1 + r)n โ 1) / r), where C is the annual contribution, r the return and n the number of years. If the return is 0%, FV is simply C ร n. All TFSA growth and withdrawals are tax-free.
FAQ
- What is the 2026 TFSA contribution limit? C$7,000 for 2026. If eligible since 2009 and never contributed, cumulative room is โ C$102,000.
- Is TFSA growth taxed? No โ growth, interest, dividends, capital gains and withdrawals inside a TFSA are all tax-free.
- How does this calculator project growth? It assumes a fixed end-of-year contribution and constant return, compounded with the future value of an annuity formula.
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