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Get a Jump on Your Savings with a Tangerine TFSA Kick Start Savings Account

May 7, 2015 by Kathryn 5 Comments

Over the last few years, with a lot of work, I’ve managed to build up my savings quite a bit. Initially, I kept all the money in a basic savings account at my regular bank. I didn’t even realize how foolish that was until a friend suggested I look into banks that paid a higher interest rate on savings accounts. I found Tangerine and opened a Tangerine Savings Account. When I saw how much interest I earned on my money the next month, I was shocked!

A few months later, I decided to move some of my money into a Tangerine Tax-Free Savings Account, so that I wouldn’t have to pay taxes on the interest I was earning. Since then I’ve built up both accounts and when the end of the year rolls around, it’s so nice to not have to pay anything extra for my savings.

If you haven’t started a TFSA yet, you’re not alone. In fact, a recent survey by Tangerine found that up to 74% of Canadians don’t fully understand TFSA accounts. But there’s no better time to look into starting one because Tangerine has a very special promotion that can help you maximize your savings even more!

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Saving for a Rainy Day for the Family

June 10, 2013 by Kathryn 1 Comment

There are all kinds of expenses that can pop up for a family, from unexpected car repairs to a planned family vacation. That’s why family savings are so important. Having a savings account for the family doesn’t have to just be money that’s saved for emergencies either. It can be saved for special treats and big family purchases too! But how do you get started? Here are three tips for making saving as a family easy.

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1) Make it Automatic

One of the easiest ways to get started with a family savings account is to arrange automatic deposits with every paycheque. Even a few dollars from each cheque can add up quickly in the course of a year and having that money continuing to grow each month will help motivate the family to add extra savings all year long. [Read more…]

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