Luisa Hrysio at Desjardins Financial Security Independent Network

💡There will be no change to the annual TFSA contribution limit in 2026—it remains at $7,000.

If you have never contributed to a TFSA and have been eligible to do so since its introduction in 2009, then the total contribution room available for you next year is $109,000.

Remember you can always have a conversation with one of our independent advisors to see how you can make the best use of the TFSA.

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