Registered Plan Limits Infographic

Keeping track of annual contribution limits across Canada’s registered plans can be challenging—especially when the numbers change year to year. The Registered Plan Limits Infographic brings all the key figures together in one clear, visual reference, making it easier for financial professionals and their clients to stay informed and plan with confidence.

Updated for 2026, this number-focused infographic outlines the most important limits that impact retirement, savings, and pension planning.

What’s Included

The infographic summarizes 2026 contribution limits and thresholds for:

  • Money Purchase Plans (MPP)
  • Defined Benefit Plans (DBP)
  • Registered Retirement Savings Plans (RRSP)
  • Tax-Free Savings Accounts (TFSA)
  • Deferred Profit Sharing Plans (DPSP)
  • Maximum Pensionable Earnings

By consolidating these figures into a single resource, the infographic helps reduce confusion and ensures planners and clients are working with the most current information.

How This Infographic Fits into the FreshPlan

As part of the FreshPlan planning ecosystem, the Registered Plan Limits Infographic is designed to be snackable, stackable, and adaptable. It can be used on its own as a quick reference or combined with other FreshPlan resources to support deeper conversations.

For example, advisors may also want to reference the Money Facts Infographic, another FreshPlan guide that highlights key financial thresholds and limits Canadians should know throughout the year.

Built for Sharing and Client Education

The Registered Plan Limits Infographic is ideal for:

  • Client meetings and annual reviews
  • Educational emails or newsletters
  • Social media sharing
  • Onboarding materials for new clients

Its visual, easy-to-scan format makes complex information more approachable and encourages ongoing engagement.

A Simple Way to Keep Numbers Top of Mind

With so many registered plans and limits to consider, the Registered Plan Limits Infographic offers a practical way to stay current, communicate clearly, and support better financial planning decisions in 2026 and beyond.