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RRSP stands for Registered Retirement Savings Account and is a tax-deferred way of putting money aside for retirement.

We’ve got lots of articles on the RRSP but we bet you’re looking for one of these:

Don’t let the name fool you! Your RRSP doesn’t have to be a savings account. You can (and should) use this account to invest in the stock market. You can open an RRSP to hold stocks, bonds, ETFs and more, to supercharge your long term savings and meet your lifetime financial goals!

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Everything You Need To Know About The 2020 RRSP Explained

By Ryan KasperFebruary 26, 2020

The 2020 RRSP deduction limit (contribution room) has increased to $27,230. This is up from the 2019 limit of $26,500. That is the main change you need to know for planning your 2020 RRSP contributions…

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Maximizing Your Income Tax Refund With RRSP Contributions

By Money After GraduationFebruary 21, 2020

Tax season always brings up questions about one popular savings vehicle: the Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP). And it’s no wonder. The RRSP is one of the most useful and most complex savings vehicles available…

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4 Reasons to Set Up an RRSP While You’re Young

By Bridget CaseyNovember 27, 2019

You might think you’re too young to need an RRSP. But this is one savings plan that is a firm foundation for a lifetime of financial security. Despite its name, you can use the Registered…

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Saving Money in a TFSA and RRSP On Any Budget

By Bridget CaseyNovember 28, 2018

It’s easier than you think to fit saving into any budget — if only because any amount of saving is worth doing even on the tightest of budgets! Many people claim that they can’t save…

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How to Save a Down payment For a House

By Bridget CaseyMay 15, 2018

When it comes to buying your first home, the first thing many people focus on is saving their downpayment. While this is not the largest financial burden of ownership, it is the first big hurdle…

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The 5 Bank Accounts Everybody Needs

By Bridget CaseyApril 9, 2018

There are a minimum of 5 bank accounts everybody needs, but even more might be right for you. Between my business and personal accounts, I have financial relationships with seven (7!) different financial institutions. That…

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How To Use The RRSP First Time Home Buyer’s Plan

By Bridget CaseyMay 1, 2017

The RRSP First Time Home Buyer’s Plan is a great way to put a down payment on your first home. If you’ve been diligently saving in your RRSP, you can now use this cash as…

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