Free workshop · [DATE]Free workshop · [DATE] · [CAMPUS OR ONLINE]
Your first registered account, explained.
A free workshop on the three accounts students hear about most, and how to tell which one fits you right now.A free workshop on the three accounts students hear about most, and how to tell which one fits you right now.
You’ll leave with
- What TFSA, FHSA, and RRSP stand for and how each is taxed
- Why timing matters when your income is low
- Questions to ask before you open anything
[TIME] · [SEATS]
Money feels confusing. It doesn’t have to.
Nobody taught you this
Budgeting, credit, and taxes were never on the timetable.
Loans feel scary
We break student debt into small, clear next steps.
How it works
Tell us about you
A 60-second form. No account, no cost.
We set a time
A senior director emails you within 1 business day to book your 20-minute chat. Nothing to prepare.
Leave with a plan
Financial plan tailored for you within 24 hours.
Student story
“I didn't know where to start with money. They explained my TFSA in plain language and helped me build a plan to pay off my student loans.”
Student loans paid off
*Results as of [DATE]. Individual results vary and are not guaranteed. [PERFORMANCE DISCLOSURE FOR COMPLIANCE REVIEW]
“Being properly mentored has been an amazing experience. I’ve had the opportunity to learn and understand finances from the ground up, giving me knowledge and a foundation that I can continue building on for years to come.”
“I joined this venture looking to learn new ways of generating additional income, and it has turned into so much more than that. The knowledge, opportunities, and experiences I’ve gained have done a lot of great things for both me and my family.”
Questions students ask
What's a TFSA, and can students open one?
A Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA) lets your savings and investments grow tax-free. You need to be 18 or older, and the 2026 limit is $7,000.
What's an FHSA, and is it too early to open one?
A First Home Savings Account (FHSA) is for saving toward your first home: up to $8,000 a year and $40,000 for life, with tax-deductible contributions.
Do student loans charge interest?
Federal Canada Student Loans have been interest-free since April 1, 2023. Provincial loans vary, so check each one.
How do I build a credit score as a student?
Pay every bill on time and keep card balances low. Scores range from 300 to 900, and a short history takes time to build.
Do I need to file a tax return as a student?
It’s usually worth filing even with little income. It records your tuition amounts and unlocks benefits like the GST/HST credit.
General information, not personalized financial advice.