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RRIFs have a minimum amount you have to redeem each year, but there is no maximum withdrawal. You have to withdraw the money at some point during the calendar year...it can be monthly, annually, or however you like.

You are allowed to have multiple RRIFs, but it's important to know that the minimum needs to be redeemed from each account; you can't redeem your 'total minimum' from just one account.

RRIF minimums can be based on the age of your spouse or common law partner, and you may be interested in doing this if you would like to have a lower required minimum withdrawal.

RRIF income is also eligible for the pension income tax credit, which is a $2,000 nonrefundable federal tax credit. Even if you may not need the income at the time, converting $2,000 of your RRSP into a RRIF so you can be eligible for this tax credit is a good strategy. Here is more information on the tax credit to see eligibility requirements: https://www.advisor.ca/columnists_/fr...

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