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Buying Your First Home? The $8,000 FHSA Deduction Most Renters Miss

October 20, 2026

An eligible renter can contribute up to $8,000 annually to a First Home Savings Account (FHSA), saving up to $2,400 in taxes at a 30% rate. The tax deduction boosts home savings but requires meeting residency, age, and first-time buyer criteria. Investments in stable assets like cash or GICs are advised for near-term home purchases to protect the down payment, rather than relying on dividend-paying stocks that risk market declines.

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Glen Glowinski

Glen Glowinski

Team 3000 Realty

+1-250-217-1205

Victoria, British Columbia

Glen Glowinski is an agent at Team 3000 Realty Ltd. in Victoria, specializing in local real estate listings.

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