056 | Money Tricks and Treats
Chris and Scott each brought one trick and one treat for Halloween. Chris's trick: pay yourself first, automatically. Scott's: private equity as a Kinder Surprise. You pay more for less chocolate, can't see what's inside, and can't easily get out.
The treats: couples on the same page, the RESP and the TFSA. Then two horror stories.
The $80 billion and $30 billion are in Canadian private real estate funds, not private equity** The 7–8% mentioned is illustrative, not a forecast. $109,000 is total TFSA room for 2026; next year's limit will increase by $7,500 to $116,500.
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