Many Canadians are choosing to keep working after starting their Canada Pension Plan (CPP) retirement pension, whether to maintain financial security, stay active, or delay full retirement. The good news is that the CPP allows you to receive monthly pension payments while continuing to earn employment or self-employment income. This approach can help you grow Continue reading
Canada Pension Plan 2025
Say Goodbye to CPP at 65? What the Latest Pension Debate Means for Your Retirement Plan
Canada’s retirement landscape is facing a major shake-up as a new debate emerges about raising the age to receive the Canada Pension Plan (CPP). For decades, 65 has been the traditional age to begin collecting CPP. But recent discussions among economists, policy experts, and government advisers are sparking concerns that the eligibility age could eventually Continue reading
Say Goodbye to CPP at 65? What Seniors Must Know About Canada Pension Plan in 2025
The Canada Pension Plan (CPP) has long been a cornerstone of retirement income for Canadians. For decades, age 65 has been seen as the “traditional” retirement age—the point when many workers stop working and begin drawing CPP benefits. However, in 2025, evolving financial realities and government rules mean that automatically starting CPP at 65 may Continue reading
CPP Increase 2025: How Much More Seniors Will Receive This Year
The Canada Pension Plan (CPP) continues to serve as a cornerstone of retirement income for millions of Canadians. In 2025, the federal government has confirmed a notable increase in CPP payments, providing seniors with additional financial support as the cost of living rises across the country. Understanding the new rates, eligibility, and payment schedules can Continue reading