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The benefits of a PPP (Personal Pension Plan) while retired

The benefits of a PPP (Personal Pension Plan) while retired

Michael Martella and JP Laporte cover what a Personal Pension Plan (PPP®) offers once income starts coming out at retirement: pension income splitting with a spouse before age 65 (federally; Québec provincial tax allows it only from 65), treatment if you retire outside Canada, contributions that can continue past age 71, deductible investment management fees, and creditor protection under pension law.

Recorded in 2022; figures mentioned in the video reflect that year.

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