Canada Pension Plan and Old Age Security Changes
The Canada Pension Plan (CPP) and Old Age Security have recently undergone changes that may affect when individuals begin drawing on these programs. The contribution period for CPP has been extended to age 70, and starting in 2024; individuals will have the option to...
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