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Retirement
Voluntary Retirement Savings Plans (VRSPs)
Retiring as a couple
Information sessions concerning retirement
Financial planning for retirement
Income from a supplemental pension plan
Defined contribution plans
Plan basics
When you retire
Other events
Defined benefit plans
Simplified pension plan
Income from an LIRA or LIF
Sources of income at retirement
The retirement pension under the Québec Pension Plan
Transition toward retirement
Your situation changes
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Life events
Certain events can have an impact on your
defined contribution pension plan
. What will happen if, for example, you stop working, you are no longer living in Canada, or there is a death, separation or disability. We want you to know what happens to the amounts credited to your locked-in and not locked-in accounts when one or the other of those events occur.
If you
die
before or during retirement, a death benefit can be paid. You should know who can be the beneficiary, how much will be paid and whether the benefit will be paid in cash or in the form of a survivor's pension.
If you
separate (divorce, legal separation or de facto separation)
, you can share with your former spouse the your accumulated pension benefits, but you need to know that certain conditions apply.
If you become
disabled
, you could be entitled to transfer the amounts credited to your account or to receive a refund, but you need to know that certain conditions apply.
Other situations
You leave your job before retirement
You stop working temporarily
You no longer live in Canada
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