Maximizing your Canada Pension Plan (CPP) retirement income is essential for ensuring financial stability in your golden years. But how can you do that when you only get a set amount from CPP? Let’s ...

For over 50 years, Canadians have counted on the Canada Pension Plan (CPP) to help fund their retirement. Previously, many retirees could also rely on the pension from their former employer to cover ...

The Canada Pension Plan (CPP) is income for life once the monthly pension payment begins, whether at age 60, 65, or later. This taxable benefit replaces pre-retirement income, but not all of it.

Getting the maximum Canada Pension Plan (CPP) retirement benefit at 65 requires hitting specific income thresholds throughout most of your working years. The targets have become more complex with CPP ...

Income splitting is a perennial hot topic among retirees, but one aspect of it is often neglected, according to some financial planners: the ability to share Canada Pension Plan payments. In a country ...

New analysis from the National Institute on Ageing makes a strong case for delaying Canada Pension Plan payments to age 70. Does everyone else agree? A series of academic papers being rolled out by ...

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 ...

December is rolling right along, and if you count on monthly government payments like the Canada Pension Plan, there's an ...

Here’s how Canada’s retirement pension plan works, who’s eligible for CPP, when you can start receiving CPP, and CPP payment dates for 2025. In Canada, no retirement plan is complete without ...