A Registered Retirement Income Fund (RRIF) is very much like an RRSP, only it works in reverse. Like an RRSP, all of the growth and income generated by the assets in a RRIF are tax-sheltered until they are withdrawn from the plan. Unlike an RRSP, where the purpose is to build retirement assets by making contributions, the purpose of a RRIF is to supplement retirement income by making regular withdrawals. In fact, the CRA requires at least a minimum amount out of the RRIF each year.


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