Don’t sweat the contribution deadline: Why you should be saving all year
If you haven't been able to contribute to an RRSP in 2020, all is not lost. Now is the perfect time to get yourself set-up for success for next year.
RRSP Calculator
Our RRSP calculator can help you figure out how much you need to save for retirement. But if you need a bit of help figuring out how to start saving in the first place, check out our free First Timer’s Guide to Savings and Investing or book an appointment with a credit union expert today.
To see what retirement means for you, we'll need to start from today.
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Now that we know where we're starting from, let's see what retirement may look like for you.
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Adjust the slider to see how your retirement age affects how much you'll need to save every month.
Adjust the slider to see how your retirement age affects how much you'll need to save every month.
If your spouse or partner has retirement savings and an income you can factor them into your retirement plan.
We're making these calculations assuming you'll need at least [[ retirementUsage ]]% of your current income in retirement to be comfortable.
We’ve made a few assumptions about your situation and market performance because as much as we can help you plan for the future, we can’t predict it. Change these valuesHide these values