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Investing with ATB:

Understanding RSPs

A Retirement Savings Plan (RSP) is a plan that is regulated by the federal government and allows you to save money now to enjoy your retirement years. Your contributions to an RSP are made during your prime income earning years. The prime benefits of an RSP are that your contribution provides you with a tax break now, and grows tax-deferred until you retire. By starting your RSP plan today, you can ensure your retirement goals are achieved.

An RSP can hold many different types of investments, including savings accounts, mutual funds, Guaranteed Investment Certificates (GICs), stocks and bonds.

Benefits of an RSP

  1. Shelter From Tax
    When you have an RSP, income earned on your investments is sheltered from tax. You do not pay on the annual income as you would with other types of investments. Instead, the tax is paid when funds are withdrawn from the plan—presumably in retirement, when your other sources of income are much lower.
 
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  1. Reduced Current Income Taxes
    Because RSPs are fully deductible (up to your maximum) on your income tax return, you also save taxes immediately.
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