RRSP Matching

Employers contribute to your RRSP when you do

For example, if you contribute a certain percentage of your salary, your company “matches” that amount, up to a set limit.

It’s essentially free money for your retirement, helping your savings grow faster while also giving you tax advantages.

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Elderly couple smiling while looking at laptop together.

For example:

  • Your salary is $60,000 per year.

  • Your employer offers 5% RRSP matching.

  • You contribute 5% of your salary = $3,000 per year to your RRSP.

  • Your employer also contributes $3,000 to your RRSP.

So in one year, $6,000 goes into your retirement savings, but only $3,000 comes from your pocket. The other $3,000 is free money from your company.

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two people shaking hands over a piece of paper

You also get:

  • A tax deduction on your own RRSP contribution

  • Faster retirement growth

  • A valuable employee benefit that boosts long-term financial security

RRSP matching is one of the best workplace benefits because it increases your savings instantly and helps you reach your retirement goals sooner.

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depth of field photography of man playing chess