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Registered Retirement Income Funds (RRIFs)

Registered Retirement Income Funds (RRIFs) are a crucial part of retirement planning in Canada, providing a steady income stream from your RRSP savings once you retire. When you convert your RRSP into an RRIF, you start receiving scheduled withdrawals that support your lifestyle, while your remaining funds can continue to grow on a tax-deferred basis.

RRIFs are flexible and allow you to choose how your money is invested. You must take a minimum annual withdrawal, but you can customize the frequency and amount (above the minimum) to suit your needs. Unlike RRSPs, you can no longer contribute to RRIFs—these accounts are solely for income distribution in retirement. RRIFs help you manage your cash flow, preserve wealth, and maintain financial independence throughout your retirement years.

Whether you’re looking to cover everyday expenses, plan for future healthcare needs, or ensure financial stability, RRIFs offer a reliable and tax-smart way to draw from your retirement savings.

Benefits of Registered Retirement Income Funds (RRIFs)

Transform your RRSP savings into a reliable retirement income with flexibility, tax advantages, and control. RRIFs help ensure a smooth financial transition from saving to spending during your retirement.

  • Tax-Deferred Growth on Remaining Funds.
  • Scheduled & Flexible Withdrawals.
  • Customizable Income Plans.
  • Continued Investment Opportunities.
  • Supports Long-Term Financial Independence.
  • Ideal for RRSP Conversions After Age 71.
  • Preserves Wealth in Retirement.
  • Integrates with Estate Planning Strategies.

 

Have You Any Question

  • What happens if I outlive my Term Life Insurance policy?

    If you outlive your policy term, the coverage expires, and no payout is made. However, you may have options to renew, convert to a permanent policy, or purchase a new plan.

  • Can I customize my Term Life Insurance policy?

    Yes! You can enhance your coverage with optional riders such as critical illness, accidental death, or disability benefits to better suit your financial needs.

  • How much Term Life Insurance coverage do I need?

    Your coverage should ideally be 10-15 times your annual income to cover living expenses, debts, and future financial needs like education or mortgages for your loved ones.

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