If the Canadian dollar strengthens versus other currencies, it will most likely be accompanied by strength in the Canadian economy, and rising earnings — and
hence plan contributions — of the CPP participants.
Not exact matches
This year's 401 (k) total defined
contribution plan limit is $ 54,000, which typically takes a significant number of paychecks to hit,
hence the potential usefulness of deducting more than 65 % of one's paycheck.
Assuming the limit remained at # 1M, and assuming an annualised market return of 9 %, I would only need to make 3 years of
contributions (# 120K) to breach the # 1M limit by retirement age - which would result in taxation on the difference (and
hence poor financial
planning in hindsight!).