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Blinky · 09-07-2010, 06:53 AM

I suggest you do some more reading on what a RRSP is and isn't.

Your question could be interpreted two ways:

1) effect on tax return
2) investment return percentage

1) will depend on the size of the contribution and your current tax bracket. 2) will depend on what sort of investment you put your money into. A RRSP isn't an investment itself - it's a shell by which you can throw in all sorts of investments such as cash, bonds, equities and mutual funds. Your rate of return will depend on how your securities perform.

09-07-2010, 06:53 AM	#3
Blinky Need to Seek Professional Help Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: 604 Posts: 1,049 Thanked 160 Times in 80 Posts Failed 84 Times in 14 Posts	I suggest you do some more reading on what a RRSP is and isn't. Your question could be interpreted two ways: 1) effect on tax return 2) investment return percentage 1) will depend on the size of the contribution and your current tax bracket. 2) will depend on what sort of investment you put your money into. A RRSP isn't an investment itself - it's a shell by which you can throw in all sorts of investments such as cash, bonds, equities and mutual funds. Your rate of return will depend on how your securities perform.