The most important decision when saving for retirement is to invest. Ideally, 15% of everything you earn or more. This decision raises two important questions: What to invest in (FHSA or RESP or TFSA or RRSP ) What to invest in (Stocks/Bonds/Gold…) Even though these questions are important, investing itself and your savings rate are far more important. Here, we will focus on the first point: TFSA, FHSA, RRSP, or RESP? FHSA For those who do not own a home, the FHSA is very advantageous. You receive a tax deduction when contributing, no tax on investment returns, and no tax when purchasing a home. Tax-deductible contributions Maximum contribution $8,000 per year (lifetime max of $40,000) Investment returns not taxable Withdrawals for home purchase not taxable Pretty hard to beat! RESP If you have children, the RESP is very advantageous. You receive a 20%–30% match. There is no tax on investment returns, but withdrawals (other than contributions) are taxable in your children’...