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A catch-up contribution is money you contribute to a 401(k) or IRA beyond the regular annual limit the IRS sets. The intent is to help save for retirement.

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If someone was 18 in 2009 – the year the the savings accounts were introduced – has lived in Canada since then and never contributed to their TFSA, their total contribution limit would be ...