Canada’s FHSAs were meant to help new home buyers. Instead, they're largely a $2-billion tax shelter for the rich
Canada’s FHSA accounts, writes Heather Scoffield, have become de facto tax shelters for high-income Canadians, all while fuelling demand for homes at a time when supply is key to stability.Categories
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