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  "outline": "News-driven update existing brief.\n\nSource: Canadian investment account while abroad\nURL: https://www.reddit.com/r/ExpatFIRE/comments/1u1qzd9/canadian_investment_account_while_abroad/\nPublished: 2026-06-10T03:41:02.000Z\nMatched keywords: political asylum alternative countries Americans leaving\nReasoning: The news story matches the topic of political asylum and alternative countries, which is relevant to one of the tracked keywords.",
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    "story_title": "Canadian investment account while abroad",
    "story_excerpt": "So to get to FIRE, I have a plan with my investments that can generate me the funds I need.\n For now my plan is to maintain Canadian tax residency while we mostly travel around (cheaply) before deciding to settle somewhere. Part of the reason for FIRE is to do stuff while we're (relatively) young. My kids are almost adults and prefer (for now) to stay in Canada, so I don't think we will be away permanently anyway. Especially if they get married and have kids, we're likely to be over more often.\n Anyway, my question here for the Canadians with investment accounts, how are you set up? My plan is to maximize my TFSA so I can draw from there tax free. Then draw also from my RRSP. Since I'm maintaining tax residency in Canada, I suppose the TFSA and RRSP room will continue to grow, right? So if",
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