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Tax provisions allow one partner to make a direct RRSP (or RRIF) transfer to another, provided it is specified as part of a divorce settlement or written separation agreement.
Yes, you can transfer unused RRSP contributions to your spouses or common-law partners RRSP, provided they have contribution room available. This may be of assistance to you as you plan your households retirement savings strategy.
To transfer funds, you (the annuitant) must: Complete Form T2220, signed by both the annuitant and the current or former spouse or common-law partner.

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Funds in an RRSP cannot be moved or transferred to an RRSP that does not have the same annuitant as the RRSP where the money is coming from. For example, you cannot transfer funds in your RRSP to a spousal or common-law partner RRSP.
The attribution rule. If the spouse who owns the RRSP (the annuitant) withdraws funds within 3 years of the last contribution, the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) will attribute that withdrawal back to the contributing spouse, meaning the contributor will pay the tax on the withdrawn amount.