Retirement Planning: When to take CPP?
When planning for retirement, choosing when to take CPP comes down to many factors including your expected lifestyle needs, your health and your current and expected income sources. Taking the time to work through some scenarios before you decide to apply for CPP is an important first step. The longer you can delay taking CPP the more money you will receive, but sometimes "a bird in the hand is worth two in the bush".
7 Questions To Ask Before Applying For CPP
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2019 marks beginning of CPP enhancements to be rolled out over seven years
Beginning in early 2019, the Canada Pension Plan and Quebec Pension Plan will phase in enhanced benefits over the next seven years to provide more financial support for Canadians after they retire.
How early should you start CPP? How to pick a start date
There are no right or wrong answers, just questions you should ask yourself, experts say.
The best time to start CPP —if you don’t know when you will die
Taking benefits later can pay off. But here’s the case for taking CPP sooner.
CPP early or late? 4 reasons to take it early | The Star
Canada Pension Plan, or CPP, is part of everyone’s retirement equation. The decision to start at 60 or wait until later can be tricky.
Canada Pension Plan - Overview - Canada.ca
The Canada Pension Plan application process is outlined in this Government of Canada overview.
CPP: The 4 Most Common Questions About the Canada Pension Plan
Want to know more about CPP? Let's look at the four most common questions about Canada Pension Plan.