Do you want to earn the maximum CPP when you retire? Then this is how much you should make and do so for 35 years. The Canada Pension Plan (CPP) rule is simple: what you contribute is what you get ...

By delaying taking CPP, you could boost your benefits. If you can't wait to retire, you could consider investing in dividend stocks like Alimentation Couche-Tard (TSX:ATD). The post CPP Benefits: Here ...

If you’re really determined to get CPP disability benefits, here’s how to do it: Make sure you’re not going to earn more than $6,600 this year. Get a doctor to sign paperwork confirming you ...

Canada Pension Plan (CPP) disability benefits aren’t as well known as CPP pension benefits, but they are valuable to many Canadians. The “benefit” is a monthly payment you can get from CPP, even if ...

Starting CPP as early as 60 means you get less than you would at 65. Delaying from 65 to as late as 70 gives you an additional 8.4 per cent in benefits for each year you wait, to a ceiling of 42 ...

Here’s what you can’t get. It is fairly likely that you will get a 3% boost to your CPP payments next year. If the hike is ...

If you keep working past age 65 and delay collecting CPP, however, you will get more than before. For each year you wait, you'll get an extra 8.4 per cent (instead of 6 per cent under the old rules).

Until fairly recently, CPP replaced a quarter of your average work earnings — but it’s already providing more. We asked experts what to do if CPP and OAS will make up most of your retirement ...

But the largest dollar item on the agenda is reform to the Canada Pension Plan. Two years ago, talk of CPP reform ended abruptly when the Conservative federal government declared it had no interest.

How much salary do you need to get the maximum CPP payout? If your annual salary is $81,200 ($6,767 per month) for 2025, you ...