A Pooled Registered Pension Plan (PRPP) is a type of retirement savings plan designed to make it easier for employees of small businesses and self-employed Canadians to save for retirement. It pools contributions from multiple members, making it more efficient and cost-effective than setting up individual plans.
PRPPs were introduced by the federal government to increase access to low-cost, professionally managed retirement plans—especially for those without access to traditional workplace pensions.
PRPPs are available in federally regulated industries and in some provinces that have adopted PRPP legislation, such as British Columbia, Alberta, and Quebec (via VRSPs, a similar plan).
PRPPs are available in federally regulated industries and in some provinces that have adopted PRPP legislation, such as British Columbia, Alberta, and Quebec (via VRSPs, a similar plan).
A Defined Contribution Pension Plan (DCPP) is a type of workplace retirement plan where you and your employer contribute a set amount to your individual retirement account.
Learn MoreA Defined Benefit Pension Plan (DBPP) is a workplace pension that provides you with a guaranteed monthly income for life after retirement.
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