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Still, supplementing your CPP with investments couldn’t hurt Despite the fact that the CPP program isn’t about to go broke, you still ought to supplement your future CPP with investments.

The CPP enhancement program aims to take CPP benefits from 25% of a recipient’s working-age income (now) to 33% (after the program is fully rolled out).

Are you just starting to think about retirement, and worrying about whether CPP benefits will be there for you when you retire? You’re not alone. Many Canadians worry that the CPP program will ...

Visit Globe Investor and use our free Canada Pension Plan (CPP) at 60 vs 65 Calculator to quickly compare the value of CPP benefits if you take them earlier or later.

If you want to take Canada Pension Plan (CPP) benefits at age 60, you have the right to. According to the CPP program rules, all Canadians are eligible to take CPP as young as 60 years of age. However ...

Canada Pension Plan and Old Age Security payments will land in Canadian bank accounts soon. Find out when you can expect the ...