John OrrHostKyle PearceHost
And the problem, especially for business owners, is you have a lot more choice than someone who, let's say, is working for another outside employer, that they don't actually own shares in the business.

And therefore, you know, the discussion around RSPs, I think, is a little bit easier.

So, for example, you know, a couple rules of thumb that I like to start with when you're younger.

We were, you know, earning less than half of what we were planning to earn as we look down that grid as teachers.

You know, we were looking down the grid and we knew eventually we were going to hit the top of the grid.

You're a junior on the team and you want to work your way up and you might be earning a little bit less.

So when we're in low tax brackets and that RSP room is there, it might be attractive to put some money in.

And to be honest, I don't think it's going to make a massive difference if they chose to do that.

Now, I don't mean that like in the long run, it will make a massive difference to invest.

But I might choose earlier to maybe save a little bit of that room, pay a little bit of that small amount of tax and then utilize tax free savings accounts first, for example.

that in future tax years, we're going to be in larger tax brackets, especially if you ever think you're going to be in the highest tax bracket.

And the problem, especially for business owners, is you have a lot more choice than someone who, let's say, is working for another outside employer, that they don't actually own shares in the business.

And therefore, you know, the discussion around RSPs, I think, is a little bit easier.

So, for example, you know, a couple rules of thumb that I like to start with when you're younger.

We were, you know, earning less than half of what we were planning to earn as we look down that grid as teachers.

You know, we were looking down the grid and we knew eventually we were going to hit the top of the grid.

You're a junior on the team and you want to work your way up and you might be earning a little bit less.

So when we're in low tax brackets and that RSP room is there, it might be attractive to put some money in.

And to be honest, I don't think it's going to make a massive difference if they chose to do that.

Now, I don't mean that like in the long run, it will make a massive difference to invest.

But I might choose earlier to maybe save a little bit of that room, pay a little bit of that small amount of tax and then utilize tax free savings accounts first, for example.

that in future tax years, we're going to be in larger tax brackets, especially if you ever think you're going to be in the highest tax bracket.
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