Not exact matches
It's that time of year when we look for ways to make or increase RRSP
contributions before the
annual deadline, which falls this year on Feb. 29.
While many tax - saving strategies must happen by December 31 of the current tax year, you can make IRA
contributions — up to the maximum
annual limit — until the tax filing
deadline the following year.
With the
deadline for Registered Retirement Savings Plans quickly approaching, thousands of Canadians will be getting out their cheque books to make their
annual RRSP
contributions.
Most employers who offer an RRSP program also enable automatic
contributions directly from your paycheque, saving you the
annual headache come
deadline time all while maximizing the benefits of compound interest.
A Roth IRA has the same
annual dollar limits and
deadline for
contributions as a Traditional IRA, but there are some important differences to note:
Get more details on the
contribution eligibility requirements and
annual deadlines in the comparison chart.
While April 15 is the
annual deadline, many IRA owners who make lump sum
contributions for a given tax year make them as soon as that year begins, not in the following year.