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1. • • A LIRA, Locked-In Retirement Account, is designed to help Canadians accumulate pension money outside of a pension plan. When you leave a company where you have a pension, whether you left or you have been laid off—you have to transfer your pension money to a LIRA (In some provinces it’s referred to as Locked-In RRSP or LRSP).
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   Can a 55-year-old unlock a locked-in retirement account?

   • In your case, you have a locked-in retirement account (LIRA) that came from a transfer out of a federally regulated pension plan. You are 55 and want to unlock some of those funds. If a federal LIRA account holder is 55 or older, they can consider a one-time unlocking of up to 50% of the balance, but there are some steps involved first.

   The process of unlocking a LIRA account in Canada - MoneySense

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   What is a locked-in retirement savings plan?

   • What is a locked-in retirement saving plan? Federally regulated locked-in retirement saving plans include a life income fund, a restricted life income fund, a restricted locked-in savings plan and a locked-in registered retirement savings plan, and can hold funds originating from a federally regulated pension plan.

   Unlocking funds from a pension plan or from a locked-in retirement

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   What is a locked-in Retirement Account (LIRA)?

   • A Locked-In Retirement Account (LIRA) is an account to invest company pension funds in when you leave an employer because of job loss, change of employment, retirement or other reasons.

   Locked-in Retirement Account | TD Direct Investing

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   Can I convert my pension to a locked-in Retirement Account (LIRA)?

   • If you're changing jobs and were part of a pension plan, your pension may be converted to a Locked-In Retirement Account (LIRA). With a self-directed account, a wide range of investment choices are available to you in the Canadian and US markets.

   Self-Directed Locked-In Retirement Accounts (LIRA) | TD Direct Investing

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3. www.td.com › registered-accounts › liraSelf-Directed Locked-In Retirement Accounts (LIRA) | TD ...

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   Take control of your pension with a Self-Directed Locked-In Retirement Accounts (LIRA) with TD Direct Investing. Also learn more about Self-Directed Locked-in Retirement Savings Plan (LRRSP)* and Restricted Locked-in Retirement Savings Plans (RLSP)*.

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   A Locked-In Retirement Account (LIRA) is an account to invest company pension funds in when you leave an employer because of job loss, change of employment, retirement or other reasons. Sometimes called a roll-over retirement fund, the money in a LIRA is “locked-in” and cannot be withdrawn until you are at least 55 years old and retired ...

5. advisors.td.com › Locked_Plans_Overview_EN1Locked-in Plans - TD

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   Locked-in Plans | Their role in retirement income planning When you leave your employer’s Registered Pension Plan (RPP), you can generally transfer the tax-sheltered portion of the commuted value of your Defined Benefit Pension Plan

6. www.osfi-bsif.gc.ca › en › supervisionUnlocking funds from a pension plan or from a locked-in ...

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   • What is a locked-in retirement saving plan? Federally regulated locked-in retirement saving plans include a life income fund, a restricted life income fund, a restricted locked-in savings plan and a locked-in registered retirement savings plan, and can hold funds originating from a federally regulated pension plan.
   • What unlocking options are available, how much can be unlocked, and what forms are required? The unlocking options available from a locked-in retirement savings plan or a pension plan, and the conditions that must be met to take advantage of them, are set out in sections 20, 20.1, 20.2, 20.3 and 28.4 of the (PBSR).
   • Where can the forms required to unlock funds be obtained? The necessary forms can be obtained from the financial institution that holds the locked-in retirement savings plan contract.
   • What are the responsibilities of the financial institution or advisor to verify the accuracy of an individual's certifications? The do not require that financial institutions or advisors verify the figures provided by a client.

7. www.td.com › registered-accounts › lif-lrifLIF & LRIF – TD Direct Investing

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   Control the outcome of your retirement income. If you hold a Locked-in RSP (LRRSP) or a Locked-in Retirement Account (LIRA), convert your account to a LIF or LRIF no later than the year you turn 71. Also available: Locked-In Retirement Income Funds (LRIF) *.

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   The advantages of a TD Mutual Funds Life Income Fund or Locked-In Retirement Income Fund can help make the most of your assets when it's time to convert your locked-in retirement savings to retirement income. When you open either of these accounts, you'll benefit from: Income.

9. www.moneysense.ca › save › unlocking-a-lira-accountThe process of unlocking a LIRA account in Canada

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   Feb 1, 2022 · In your case, you have a locked-in retirement account (LIRA) that came from a transfer out of a federally regulated pension plan. You are 55 and want to unlock some of those funds.