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Never too young to set up RRSP

Ever imagine an early retirement? It’s a powerful fantasy, especially as you trudge to work on a cold February day. While retiring young is worth dreaming about, try focusing on a more productive goal — saving young.

“People sometimes figure that they’re too young to worry about a Registered Retirement Savings Plan, that there’s plenty of working years left to contribute,” says Ian Hawkins, manager, Registered Products, RBC Financial Group. “In fact, you should really contribute to an RRSP as early as possible in your career.”

Why is that so important? Consider three co-workers, Thierry, Kevin and Rosanna. Thierry is 35, Kevin is 30, and Rosanna is 25. They each just started an RRSP. Let’s say they each contribute $2,000 a year to age 65, and get an annual return of seven per cent. Rosanna will end up with almost $400,000 at 65. Kevin will accumulate about $276,000. And poor Thierry will lag behind with around $189,000.

Think about it. Over time, Rosanna contributed $10,000 more than Kevin and $20,000 more than Thierry. Yet that extra principal, and the extra time she had to build it up, translated into a RRSP holding worth $123,000 more than Kevin and $211,000 more than Thierry. All by starting early.

You can look at the benefits of starting an RRSP early another way. Two friends, Sam and Dorothy, each want to retire with a nest egg of $1500,000. This is the first year they’ll be contributing to an RRSP. Sam is 30, and Dorothy is 21. Assuming a return of nine per cent, what will it take to reach their goals? Sam must contribute $2,130 a year, until 65. To grow the same $1500,000, Dorothy needs to put in only $954 a year. That’s the power of getting a head start.

You don’t have to contribute much to make a major impact on your retirement savings. Start with whatever you can afford. You can even get an RRSP loan to get going. The important thing is starting early and contributing regularly.

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