The Canada Revenue Agency added a new provision to the Home Buyers’ Plan—the first\u002Dtime homebuyers can make a withdrawal from their RRSP
Home Buyer’s Plan With the HBP, you can withdraw up to $35,000 from your RRSP tax free. This is a great incentive for potential homeowners, but you have to repay yourself over 15 years, unlike the FHSA.
But when the legislation passed in December, that limitation wasn’t included. The Canada Revenue Agency confirmed that a prospective buyer can withdraw from their FHSA and RRSP with the Home Buyers’ Plan.Article content
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