It’s been a little over two years since first home savings accounts were introduced in Canada. Since then, 500,000 people have signed up and 57% of those are younger people. Wilmot George, managing director of tax and estate planning at Canada Life, spoke to Ken Connors.

<p dir="ltr">It&rsquo;s been a little over two years since first home savings accounts were introduced in Canada. Since then, 500,000 people have signed up and 57% of those are younger people. Wilmot George, managing director of tax and estate planning at Canada Life, spoke to Ken Connors.</p>

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It’s been a little over two years since first-home savings accounts (FHSAs) have been introduced in Canada. Since then 500,000 people have used them, and 57 per cent of those are young people. Wilmot George, managing director of tax and estate planning at Canada Life, spoke to Ken Connors.