The Globe and Mail

Here’s a way Canadians with RRSP savings can get the most out of their CPP benefits

Bonnie-Jeanne MacDonald, PhD FSA FCIA, is the director of financial security research at the National Institute on Ageing (NIA) at Ryerson University, fellow of the Society of Actuaries, fellow of the ...

Is it Better to Take CPP at Age 60, 65, or 70?

You can supplement CPP income by holding the iShares S&P/TSX 60 Index Fund (TSX:XIU) in a TFSA. The post Is it Better to Take ...
Multi-Housing News

Redwood Trust, CPP Form $750M Strategic Capital Partnership

The joint venture will target more than $4 billion in total acquisitions, with a focus on residential investor bridge and term loans. Redwood Trust, a Mill Valley, Calif.-based specialty finance ...
Yahoo Finance

FP Answers: I'm turning 65 , so is taking CPP a good option if I plan to keep working?

Q: I will be 65 in December. I’m still working a full-time salaried job that I plan to continue for two more years. I know I can opt out of paying Canada Pension Plan (CPP) at age 65, but only if I ...
The Motley Fool Canada

Here’s the Average CPP Benefit at Age 60

CPP benefits are pretty meagre, which is why you might want to supplement your CPP with stocks like Alimentation Couche-Tard (TSX:ATD). Did you know that Canada Pension Plan (CPP) benefits vary ...
CBC.ca

Nearly half of national public pension plan is invested in U.S. — and only 12% in Canada

As a former top Finance Department official, Susan Peterson played a key role years ago in creating the stable Canada Pension Plan that we see today. But even she was surprised by the numbers. A few ...
CBC.ca

After death of spouse, CPP survivor's benefit can be a shock

Sometime in the painful days after a husband or wife's death, the funeral home or a family member will encourage the bereaved spouse to fill out the paperwork to get the Canada Pension Plan survivor's ...