Brian Orlando

It's quite nice.

There's income splitting benefits if you have a spouse and everything, like you have pension tax credit as well.

So, you know, these RRSP is very manageable as long as long as you have a little bit of a plan and strategy.

A hundred percent.

It really does add up.

I mean, it really does.

Even just paying for a one-time fee and everything like that for an advisor's help and just setting a plan, actually like removing that veil of ignorance, I call it a little bit of like,

I find a lot of people are just a lot more comfortable knowing they have a plan in place and it's not perfect.

You kind of have to reassess it every year.

All these numbers change.

There's a lot of judgment and everything that goes into it, but really it's just like, oh, I can be strategic.

Oh, okay.

Year by year, check the box of like, this is my RRSP.

Maybe I'm pulling a little bit from non-register or TFSA, but...

You know, just having that plan just makes people, it's almost like a sigh of relief for people.

It really is worth it, just emotionally, too.

It's really helpful.

It pays for itself, honestly, just over a few years.

And again, just having that emotional stability.

And it is weird.