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Lifelong Learning Plan

A provision applicable to the Canadian Registered Retirement Savings Plan (RRSP). The plan allows RRSP contributors a non-taxable temporary withdrawal of up to $20,000 from their accounts in order to finance their education or that of their spouse. The provision is subject to limitations, such as a $10,000 annual withdrawal limit and a maximum repayment period of 10 years, after which the ability to recontribute the borrowed sum is lost.

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Similar to the Canadian government's Home Buyer's Plan, this provision is intended to allow Canadians to finance their education without losing the benefits of tax-deferral in building their retirement nest egg.

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Registered Retirement Savings Plans
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See also: Canada Education Savings Grant - CESG, Canada Revenue Agency - CRA, Income Tax, Registered Education Savings Plan - RESP, Registered Retirement Savings Plan - RRSP, Tax Deferred

Also spelled: life long learning plan, life-long learning plan, learning plans, resp, rrsp

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