Whats the best practice if all my savings are in my rrsp and come the time to retire? How can I maximize my dividends? Am I not obliged to transfer my RRSP to rrif at 65?
Posted Dec 22, 2022, 12:07 AM UTC
Posted Dec 22, 2022, 12:07 AM UTC
I’m by now means an expert but I think taking all your dividends out each year makes sense even if it pushes you into a higher tax bracket
Am I not obliged to take out a minimum out each year so that eventually I have 0?
Rrsp is a tax deferred account. There is no penalty or tax to move everything in ur rrsp to rrif. Then monthly distribution is considered as income and tax accordingly
If my monthly distributions are only dividend payouts, could I theoretically keep it till I die and pass it on to my kids?
Then ur kid would get ur tax bill. Not sure what ur tax bracket is now. But plan to pay only 25 %
I wouldn’t leave it all in there as an inheritance. When you pass it all gets paid out as your last year of income so will be taxed heavily.
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You do not have to convert your RRSP into a RRIF till the end of the year you turn 71.