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Learning, Sharing, and Teaching => Ask a Mustachian => Topic started by: powersuitrecall on March 27, 2017, 12:01:10 PM
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When I pull the plug and RE in a couple of years, I will most likely opt to cash out my DB pension. Part of this payment is taxable and some is not. On the taxable portion, I will be granted 18% of this as future RRSP contribution room. Since I never plan on receiving income from which to utilize this, is there anything useful one can do with it?
For example:
2019 - Retire at end of year
2020 - pension cashed, $100K taxable
2021 - RRSP contribution room is $18K
2020+ - zero income
It would be nice to use it some fashion - creative withdrawl / repayment? Spousal RRSP?
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The taxable portion is not classified as "earned" income, therefore it does not create RRSP contribution room.
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The taxable portion is not classified as "earned" income, therefore it does not create RRSP contribution room.
That makes sense, Thanks.