Ontario retirement planning

Retirement Calculators

Explore RRIF withdrawals, delayed OAS, the 2026 OAS recovery tax, and CPP post-retirement benefits.

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Registered savings

RRIF minimum withdrawal schedule

Ages 72–95

Project annual minimum withdrawals and the remaining balance. You may withdraw more than the minimum, but not less.

Total minimum withdrawals
Final balance
Total growth
Year-by-year schedule
AgeFactorStart balanceMinimum withdrawalGrowthEnd balance

Old Age Security

OAS start-age comparison

Ages 65–71

Compare partial-residency OAS at different start ages. The deferral bonus stops growing at age 70, while an additional Canadian residence year may still change a partial pension before it starts.

Monthly OAS if started at 70
At age 65
At age 71
Compare start ages
Start ageYearResidenceDeferral bonusMonthly OASAnnual OAS

Sources: OAS start timing and residency rules.

2026 income year

OAS recovery tax calculator

July 2027–June 2028

Estimate the OAS repayment created by 2026 net world income and the monthly deduction generally applied in the following recovery period.

Estimated annual clawback
Monthly deduction
Annual OAS retained
Income above threshold
Estimated zero-OAS income

Every additional $1 of net income above the threshold reduces OAS by about $0.15 until the OAS received for the year is fully recovered.

Source: Government of Canada OAS recovery tax.

Working after 65

CPP PRB break-even calculator

Gross cash flow

Compare continuing employee CPP contributions after starting CPP at 65 with opting out, where permitted.

Estimated break-even age
Total contributions
Added monthly CPP
PRB received while working
Monthly CPP after PRBs
Year-by-year gross comparison
AgeContributionExtra CPPCumulative net advantageStatus

This simplified comparison is before income tax, contribution tax relief, investment returns, and CPP indexing. Source: CPP Post-Retirement Benefit.

These calculators are educational planning estimates, not tax, legal, investment, or financial advice. Government amounts and rules change; verify your personal result with Service Canada, CRA, and a qualified adviser before acting.