RRIF Minimum Withdrawal Calculator
Find the prescribed RRIF minimum withdrawal percentage for your age and estimate your annual minimum withdrawal based on the value of your RRIF.
1. Age Used for the RRIF Calculation
A spouse/common-law partner age can only be used
if that election was made for the RRIF.
Once made, the election generally cannot be changed
for that RRIF.
The required RRIF minimum is $0 in the calendar year
the RRIF is established.
How the factor works:
For a standard RRIF, the prescribed factor is based on age
at the beginning of the year.
For ages under 71, the factor is calculated as
1 ÷ (90 − age).
At age 71 and older, the prescribed CRA factors shown in
the reference table below apply.
2. Estimate Your Annual Minimum
RRIF Minimum Summary
Enter the age used by the RRIF to see the prescribed withdrawal
factor. Add the beginning-of-year RRIF value to estimate the
minimum dollar amount.
Standard RRIF Minimum Withdrawal Factors
| Age |
Minimum Factor |
Minimum on $100,000 |
Important Information
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This calculator is intended for standard RRIFs and
provides an estimate only.
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The minimum amount for the year the RRIF is established
is $0. The required annual minimum begins in the following
calendar year.
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The official minimum is generally calculated using the
fair market value of the RRIF at the beginning of the year
multiplied by the applicable prescribed factor.
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If a valid spouse/common-law partner age election was made
when the RRIF was established, that elected age is used
for the prescribed factor.
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You may withdraw more than the minimum. Amounts above
the minimum may have different withholding-tax treatment.
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This calculator does not apply special factors for
pre-March 1986 or qualifying pre-1993 RRIFs, nor does it
calculate LIF, LRIF or RLIF maximum withdrawals.
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Always confirm the official annual minimum with the
financial institution that holds the RRIF.