Q. I’m 61 years old and working full-time earning $95,000 annually. I have worked full-time for the past 30 years and made the maximum Canada Pension Plan (CPP) contributions during that time. I have ...

CPP was increased in January.

Financial experts often recommend waiting until age 70 to claim Canada Pension Plan (CPP) to maximize benefits — but many Canadians aren’t planning to wait that long. In fact, data from the Government ...

You can look at your current expenditure and calculate the gap. Excluding rent, the gap between your expenses and CPP and OAS payouts could be in the range of $1,000–$1,500 per month.

CPP pays just $925/month on average. OAS adds a bit more. The gap is real, and BIP stock is one of the best ways to fill it ...