Retire with comfort and confidence by investing in RRSPs.
Enjoy income tax savings now and be sheltered from tax as your money grows.
The total amount you can contribute to an RRSP includes your contribution limit for the current year plus any “carry-forward” contribution room from previous years.
Your RRSP contribution limit for the current year is 18% of earned income reported on your tax return in the previous year, up to a government-set maximum.
Wondering what your current RRSP contribution room is? The Canada Revenue Agency reports your RRSP contribution room on your most recent Notice of Assessment, or online through your CRA MyAccount.
Get your hands on this useful brochure packed with valuable information about the Registered Retirement Savings Plan, in accordance with the latest legislation effective from April 2024. And don’t hesitate to reach out to a knowledgeable PenFinancial Advisor today to get answers to any questions you may have about an RDSP.
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TFSAs and RRSPs work in different ways. The money you contribute to a RRSP actually reduces your income and offers you tax breaks in the year you contributed. Great, but when you begin to withdraw from a RRSP down the road, you’ll be taxed on that money as income.
The money you contribute to a TFSA doesn’t reduce your income for the year, so don’t expect a big tax refund because of it. But on the bright side, when you withdraw from your TFSA, it doesn’t count as income.
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