Make the Most of Your RRSP Contribution
- Max out your contribution to save even more on your tax bill—the contribution limit is typically 18% of your income or $26,5001 for 2019, whichever is lower
- Tip: Did you know you can redeem RBC Rewards points to make cash contributions to your RRSP? Get more details.
- Set up a pre-authorized contribution (PAC) if you haven’t done so already and contribute regularly so you can enjoy savings without scrambling at the end of the tax year
- Tip: RBC offers an online service called MyAdvisor that can help you build your financial future, meet with an advisor and help grow your investments—all at no additional cost. Learn more.
- Max out your contribution to save even more on your tax bill—the contribution limit is typically 18% of your income or $26,5001 for 2019, whichever is lower
- Tip: Did you know you can redeem RBC Rewards points to make cash contributions to your RRSP? Get more details.
- Set up a pre-authorized contribution (PAC) if you haven’t done so already and contribute regularly so you can enjoy savings without scrambling at the end of the tax year
- Tip: RBC offers an online service called MyAdvisor that can help you build your financial future, meet with an advisor and help grow your investments—all at no additional cost. Learn more.
3 Easy Ways to Contribute Before the Deadline
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- Visit a Branch
- Call us at 1 855-880-9631
- Call us at 1 855-880-9631
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The 2019 RRSP contribution dollar limit as defined by the Government of Canada
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You can withdraw up to $35,000 from your RRSP to buy your first home under the Home Buyers’ Plan. The funds must have been on deposit at least 90 days before you withdrew them, and a signed agreement to buy or build a qualifying home is required. At least 1/15 of the funds must be repaid each year, beginning two years after the funds were withdrawn. For details see Canada Revenue Agency Home Buyers’ Plan.
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Under the Lifelong Learning Plan, you can withdraw up to $10,000 per calendar year for your own or your spouse's full–time training or post–secondary education. The total amount that can be withdrawn is $20,000 each with withdrawals over a maximum of four consecutive years. At least 10% of the amount borrowed must be repaid each year, over a maximum period of 10 years
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