08/08/2026
Most physicians don’t stop earning, planning, or building at 71. So why should every retirement contribution stop there?
In this video, we explore a key difference between an RRSP and a registered pension plan. While RRSP contributions end at 71, an incorporated professional’s company may be able to keep funding a pension plan and claiming deductions beyond that age, based on the plan rules and individual circumstances.
Those extra years could mean more tax-sheltered growth and more flexibility for the future. Watch the video, save this post, then ask your advisor: What happens to my retirement strategy after 71?