Canada's national pension plan gained $21.7 billion in assets in its last fiscal year, a return on investment of better than 10 per cent and more than five times the current inflation rate.
Here are my posts for this week:
When Should You Start Collecting CPP?
Getting a Handle on the Cost of Cars
Car Costs Spreadsheet
It’s a bit of a thin week for my short takes on some weekend reading. But I did find some very good...
Increasing the benefits of the Canada Pension Plan (CPP) and a similar retirement plan in Quebec would hurt the Canadian economy and result in significant job losses, according to a report from the Canadian Federation of Independent Business
The standard age to start collecting CPP benefits is 65, but you may get a reduced pension as early as age 60, or get a larger pension by starting as late as age 70. A factor affecting the decision of when to start collecting CPP that I hadn’t...
Company says provisions for customer redress may increase after mis-selling and it still faces significant challenges
CPP, the troubled card protection group, has sold its US business for £26.1m and agreed a further extension of its banking...
Recently, it struck me that many of my expenses tend to come in the first half of the year. Here are some expenses that I have to pay in January through June each year:
1. Property Taxes
2. Payroll deductions of CPP contributions and EI...
A new report says there are steps the government can take to ensure Canadians have enough money in their retirement – and they don't have to be sweeping measures to make a difference.
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