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RRSP loan

This loan is a good choice if you want to contribute to your registered retirement savings plan (RRSP) and know you can pay back the loan quickly.1 If you're a member, book an appointment on AccèsD to apply for an RRSP loan.

Not a member? Schedule a call to book an appointment.

Reasons to get an RRSP loan

An RRSP loan lets you borrow funds so you can maximize your contributions to your RRSP. Your RRSP investment income grows tax-free and you can use your tax refund to pay down your loan.

Benefits of an RRSP loan

Interest rate

Lower than on a personal loan

Flexible payments

Choose the frequency and method of payment

Deferred payment

Defer your payments for up to 6 months during RRSP season2

Features

Amount available

No maximum amount

Interest rate

Variable or fixed rate3

Term

Up to 10 years, depending on amount requested

Repayment

  • Make a payment every week, every 2 weeks or every month.
  • Defer your payments for up to 6 months during RRSP season.
  • Pay off your loan in part or in full, at any time, without penalty.

Annual interest rate

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Fixed rate

TermInterest rate
1 year6.05%
2 years6.15%
3 years6.25%
4 years6.35%
5 years6.45%
6 years6.65%
7 years6.85%
8 years7.05%
9 years7.25%
10 years7.45%

Variable rate

TermInterest rate
1 year5.95%
2 years6.05%
3 years6.15%
4 years6.25%
5 years6.35%
6 years6.55%
7 years6.75%
8 years6.95%
9 years7.15%
10 years7.35%

Loan insurance

When you take out loan insurance, the insurer repays the loan amount in the event of death. In the event of disability, the insurer repays the insured portion of your payments. If the unexpected strikes, it ensures your financial obligations are covered.

Book an appointment to apply for an RRSP loan

On AccèsD

Book an appointment on AccèsD if you’re a member, and meet with an advisor online, in person or over the phone.

By phone

Montreal area:
514-224-7737 This link opens your phone app. (514-CAISSES) 

Elsewhere in Canada and the US:
1-800-224-7737 This link opens your phone app. (1-800-CAISSES)

We can also call you when it’s convenient.

Other tax-sheltered savings options

RRSP

Save for retirement and reduce your taxable income by contributing to an RRSP.

Learn more about the RRSP.

FHSA loan

Borrow funds so you can contribute to your first home savings account (FHSA).

Learn more about the FHSA loan.
Borrowing to invest is leveraging. The risk associated with using borrowed money to buy securities is higher than when using your own cash. If you borrow to buy securities, you're required to pay back what you've borrowed plus the interest stipulated in the terms of the loan, even if the securities you bought drop in value. Talk to your mutual fund representative for more information about leveraging. The term offered is for a maximum of 6 months. You will have to repay your loan no later than the date set out in your loan contract through a single payment that will reimburse all the principal borrowed and interest due.In Ontario, the annual percentage rate (APR) is equal to the posted interest rate, assuming there are no additional charges applicable to the loan. Should there be such charges, the APR might be different.