Title: Compare the best TFSA savings accounts in Canada 2021 | Ratehub.ca
Headings: The best TFSA savings accounts in Canada
The best TFSA savings accounts in Canada
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Other popular types of savings accounts
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Youth Savings Accounts
Senior Savings Accounts
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Content: Youth Savings Accounts
Some banks and credit unions offer exclusive savings accounts just for kids, allowing them to save their own money and learn how banking works. Interest is usually lower, and accessibility is typically limited. Senior Savings Accounts
Canadians 65 and over can take advantage of seniors savings accounts that have lower transaction fees and other perks just for seniors. Mikael Castaldo, Senior Business Manager of Everyday Banking
Mikael is a Senior Business Manager at Ratehub.ca and the driving force behind our Everyday Banking Team. He knows everything there is to know about the best credit cards and bank accounts, and works closely with Canada’s top financial institutions - from banks to credit unions - to help ensure our over 1,200,000 monthly users get matched with the right plastic. A numbers guy at heart, having worked as a strategy consultant at the Boston Consulting Group, he’s found himself right at home as a personal finance expert at Ratehub.ca. read linkedin bio
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