Hello. So I put aside $200 a week into an RRSP plan. My company matches 20%, so an extra $40 each week.
When I'm doing those online calculators such as ones from BMO or whatever, and I'm trying to figure out what I'm going to have when I retire, should I include that $40 in my weekly contribution total, or make my return on the $200 20%? I understand it's just a calculator, but I"m trying to see if I keep working where I do how quickly the money can add up.
Cheers
When I'm doing those online calculators such as ones from BMO or whatever, and I'm trying to figure out what I'm going to have when I retire, should I include that $40 in my weekly contribution total, or make my return on the $200 20%? I understand it's just a calculator, but I"m trying to see if I keep working where I do how quickly the money can add up.
Cheers