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The RRIF Goes to One Child. The Tax Bill Goes to Everyone Else.

The RRIF Goes to One Child. The Tax Bill Goes to Everyone Else.

The RRIF Goes to One Child. The Tax Bill Goes to Everyone Else.Jason Rideout
Published on: 19/10/2026

When a RRIF is paid to a named beneficiary, the bank withholds no tax, but the estate still owes it. Here's how that rewrites your will, and how to prevent it.

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