The following is a multi-year GIS tax-free income strategy that anyone who doesn't have a DB pension can use. It requires some pre-planning and prep work in advance of turning 65. Although this strategy can be utilized by anyone, it is best. . .
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It's a question we get asked often: Should I take my CPP at age 60 or wait? The short answer is NO, the long answer is YES. There are too many variables to be considered to be able to make an instant decision on when to start CPP. Once you. . .
If you are between the age of 65 and 70 and still working you have an opportunity to continue to contribute to CPP and earn as much as 18% returns on those contributions as Post Retirement Benefits - guaranteed and indexed for the rest of your. . .
You can't benefit from what you do not know. And, when it comes to your CPP benefits it is up to you to know what you can benefit from. They do not have a person in Ottawa reviewing the files of Canadians to see if they are entitled to more. . .
Are CPP Contributions Worth It for the Incorporated Business Owner? A Case Study in the Cost/Benefits Analysis of business owners making CPP Contributions Current Situation with new 2021 numbers The CPP program is a pension plan that was. . .
Many Canadians are choosing to live in another country during retirement. So what happens to your government pensions if you decide to move to a warmer climate outside of Canada? It depends on how long you lived and worked in Canada. . . .