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What you’ll need to get started with an SPP Individual Pension Plan:

Completed Member Application form
Proof of age (photocopy of birth certificate, driver’s license or passport)
Mail to Saskatchewan Pension Plan using supplied postage paid label

How does the Saskatchewan Pension Plan work?

Any Canadian between 18 and 71 years of age can join
Choose how often and how much to contribute
Make monthly or lump sum contributions — the choice is yours
SPP is a tax sheltered investment option, so you pay less in taxes each year
No minimum yearly contribution
Professional oversight and expert fund management with an MER targeted at less than 1%

Contribute up to $2,500 annually (with available RRSP contribution room)
Your spouse can contribute to you account (if they have RRSP contribution room)
Transfer in up to $10,000/yr to your individual pension plan from other registered retirement investments
Begin receiving pension income anytime from age 55 to December of the year you turn 71

For each tax year, you can contribute from January to December, plus 60 days into the next year. Pension Plan contributions are locked in and earn interest until you retire.

In the event you die before retiring, the accrued pension funds will be paid to your beneficiary.

Choose the right investment option for you!

Balanced fund (BF)

Turn a little into a whole lot. Consistently grow your investment with low to medium risk. Fund Facts for the Balanced fund can be found here.

Short-term fund (STF)

Preserve capital through very conservative investments in Canadian money markets. Fund Facts for the Short-term fund can be found here.

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Contributing to your Saskatchewan Pension Plan is easy!

Recurring pension contribution

Contribute directly from your bank account or credit card
Setup semi-monthly, monthly, semi-annual or annual withdrawals
Withdraw on the 1st or 15th of the month

Lump-sum pension contribution

Use your VISA^® or MasterCard^® online or by phone
Contribute at most financial institutions, in branch or online
Mail cheques directly to the SPP office in Kindersley

Please have your account number handy when making any type of contribution to your individual pension plan.

It's never too late (or too early) to start saving for retirement.

How does the Saskatchewan Pension Plan work?

Watch the video below to learn about how to start your personal pension plan with SPP.

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Choose the right investment option for you!

Balanced fund (BF)

Short-term fund (STF)

Contributing to your Saskatchewan Pension Plan is easy!

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