RRSP dividends compound tax-free — most Canadians don’t use this. 1. Inside your RRSP, every Canadian dividend reinvests in full — no tax withheld. In a taxable account at a 43% marginal rate, you’d only keep roughly $700–$750 of every $1,000 in dividends to reinvest. → $1,000 2. A high-income earner in a 46% marginal bracket gets a $4,600 tax refund on a $10,000 RRSP contribution — money you can immediately put back to work in dividend stocks like Fortis or Enbridge. → $4,600 3. Most Canadian brokers offer DRIP inside your RRSP — dividends automatically buy more shares, commission-free, creating a compounding loop that grows your holdings for decades without any manual action. 4. Your 2026 RRSP contribution limit is 18% of your 2025 earned income, up to $32,490 — and the deadline for the 2025 tax year is March 3, 2026. Check your exact room on My CRA Account so you never overpay. → $32,490 Full guide 🌐 getwealthy.blog #canadafinance #personalfinance #canadianmoneytalk #moneytips #canada
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