Take charge of your wealth and savings with the 10X Tax-free Savings Account

The best things in life are tax free!

A tax-free savings account (TFSA) is a great way to save for long term goals without paying tax on the interest you earn, or the dividends you receive. You will also have easy access to your funds and won't pay tax when you make any withdrawals. Your savings also increase over time as you earn compound interest. It's the ideal way to save - tax free and guaranteed growth.

More time, more money, more tax saved.

You are allowed to save up to R36,000 per year in a TFSA, or R3,000 per month. 10X allows for a lumpsum contribution of R1,000 minimum or a monthly contribution of R500. You also have the option to make monthly or annual contributions as and when you please.

What happens if you want to contribute more than R36,000 per year?

If you contribute more than your annual allowable amount of R36,000 in a tax year, the amount contributed above the annual allowance will be taxed at a rate of 40%, regardless of your personal income tax rate.

Why TFSAs are a good idea

  • You don't pay tax on any interest or capital gains
  • You can access your cash any time you need it
  • Reach your goals, and make new ones
  • Invest up to R36,000 per tax year
  • Lifetime contribution limit of R500,000

10X TFSAs are better because we offer

  • Competitive, long-term results
  • Low fees
  • No platform fees or advisor fees
  • Simple and easy to sign up
  • Highly diversified portfolios
  • Clear, transparent reporting that is easy to understand

The sooner you start, the sooner you can #10XYourFuture.

Don't wait too long. Apply online or speak to one of our financial consultants who will guide you through your application.

To find out more about our Tax-free Savings Account, click here.

You can also apply online here.



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