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savings Pension splitting: You may be able to transfer up to 50 % of your pension benefits to a lower - earning spouse or common law partner.
Not exact matches
Im planning on living off my personal
pension [which im moving into a sipp soon to reduce charges] and cash
savings from 55 to 67 yrs which will be in about 28 months At present its a 30 % equities 70 % cash
split.
In retirement, singles can't take advantage of
pension splitting, so they could end up paying more tax on their RRSP
savings when they withdraw them as well.
«This is a significant achievement, for Martha has an average income, no spousal contributions to
savings, no spousal
splitting of
pension income that will eventually come from her RRSP converted to a Registered Retirement Income Fund, and steady but not exceptional investment performance,» Moran concludes.
Since their home has a fair amount of equity, Diane agrees to let Sam have half the
savings and his full
pension, so the asset
split is about even.