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You do not need to designate a beneficiary unless you want to name some person or persons not listed above or you want the payment to be made in a different order.
If you name a successor annuitant for your RRIF, theyll take over the entire account when you die. If you name a beneficiary, theyll receive the funds from your RRIF, and your account will be closed. You can name anyone as a beneficiary.
As an RRSP issuer, you have to determine who the beneficiary of the RRSP is before you pay out any amounts. The beneficiary may be designated in the RRSP contract or in the deceased annuitants will.
Secondary, or successor, beneficiaries are named persons who receive a life insurance payout in case a primary beneficiary cannot. Some articles on this subject say that secondary beneficiaries can only receive assets if the primary beneficiary is dead, but this is incorrect.
The RRSP or RRIF will be fully taxable on the final tax return of the deceased, and the RRSP or RRIF will be paid to the adult child or grandchild named as beneficiary.
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The successor holder, after taking over ownership of the deceased holders TFSA, can make tax‑free withdrawals from that account. The successor holder can also make new contributions to that account, depending on their own unused TFSA contribution room.
The simplest choice isnt always the best. Its usually a good idea to name your spouse as successor holder. But sometimes it may be wiser to stick with the beneficiary designation. That can be true with some kinds of investments, such as those with guaranteed death benefits.
A beneficiary gets the money, while a successor holder gets the account. Only a spouse or common-law partner can be a successor holder, Melanie Adams, Sun Life advisor 1 says.

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