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Structure a Canadian financial question before asking the AI.

FinCase uses the country and currency to make assumptions visible and to tell the AI which claims require local verification. It does not replace current official guidance or a qualified professional.

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What the preset changes

  • CAD is selected automatically but remains editable.
  • The prompt labels Canada as the jurisdictional context.
  • The AI is asked to distinguish general allocation reasoning from province-specific, tax, account, legal, or regulatory claims.

What remains your responsibility

  • FinCase does not calculate federal or provincial tax liability.
  • FinCase does not verify account eligibility, contribution room, securities, lenders, or financial products.
  • Provider answers can still be incomplete, outdated, or inconsistent.

Choose the decision after setting country context

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Supported country context means the prompt identifies the jurisdiction and asks for appropriate caution. It does not mean FinCase has verified every current tax rule, allowance, account, scheme, product, or regulation in Canada.