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That’s an annualized payout of $6.52 per share, which can go a long way toward supplementing CPP in retirement! But there’s ...

CPP enhancement may or may not increase your CPP benefits. Fortis Inc (TSX:FTS) stock is likely to pay you long term. The post CPP Enhancement: A Double-Edged Sword for Millennials and Gen Z appeared ...

CPP enhancement. CPP enhancement is a program that aims to take CPP benefits from one-fourth of a Canadian’s working-age income to one-third. That might not sound like a big increase, but it could be ...

While taking CPP early can greatly reduce your benefits, there are financial and personal reasons why it might still make sense.

CPP, however, has a larger window with wiggle-room for early retirement (as young as 60). Both OAS and CPP can be deferred, and the longer you wait to cash in, the bigger your monthly payouts will be.

For CPP members, those risks have been managed by the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPPIB), an entity created in 1997 that is independent of the Government of Canada. The CPPIB manages ...

As a result, your CPP benefits if you started payments in January would be 4.3 per cent higher than if you started it in December. (That’s if you are 65 or over, otherwise the figure is 4.2 per ...

The managers of the Canada Pension Plan want to buy a “significant minority stake” in New Zealand’s largest airport. The CPP Investment Board said Monday it intends to make an offer for up to 49% of ...