Canada Pension Plan (CPP) users reach a fork in the road at age 60. Eligible pensioners can start drawing CPP benefits as ...

The recent proposed changes to the Canada Pension Plan have once again renewed the debate about whether CPP should be taken early (prior to age 65) or delayed as late as age 70. You can save this ...

The typical age to start receiving Canada Pension Plan (CPP) payments is 65. However, you can start receiving the CPP pension payments as early as age 60 or as late as age 70. If you delay receiving ...

Contributions to the Canada Pension Plan have gone up in 2024. Here’s why, and how much more you’ll pay as an employee or as a freelancer. The second phase of the Canada Pension Plan (CPP) enhancement ...

Did you know that your Canada Pension Plan (CPP) benefits increase slightly every year? Or at least, most years. The CPP payout is indexed to inflation, meaning that the more the cost of living goes ...

Whether retirement is decades away or just around the corner, like most Canadians you’re thinking ahead, and well prepared with all the funds you’ll ever need. Just kidding! Most of us have far less ...

Before the pandemic, Canadians approaching retirement have plans to take their Canada Pension Plan (CPP) early at 60. But with COVID-19 still around, the train of thought is changing. Many lean ...

Sometime in the painful days after a husband or wife's death, the funeral home or a family member will encourage the bereaved spouse to fill out the paperwork to get the Canada Pension Plan survivor's ...