Bridget, who will soon turn 71, is aware that she cannot hold on to her RRSP beyond year-end. She is carefully considering her transfer options Louis, her husband, is 61 years old. Bridget's parents, as well as Louis's, are living and in good health. Outside her RRSP, Bridget also has significant financial asens, these provide her with Canadian dividend income. For his part, Louis has a relatively small amount in his spousal RRSP. Bnidget's main concerns are longevity and inflation. Which of the one following investments should Bridget transfer her RRSP funds to? O A segregated equity fund RRIF with withdrawals based on her age. O A segregated equity fund RRIF with withdrawals based on Louis's age. O A single life contract annuity. O A joint life contract annuity.