A number of government benefits will land in eligible Canadians’ bank accounts in November. Here’s when to expect the money — and how much you could get.

In fact, some boomers have saved so little that younger Canadians could surpass their savings benchmark with just a few years ...

I am a single, divorced woman, aged 62. I have a pension from my current job, where I have been working for 28 years. My ex was entitled to part of my pension when we divorced after 20 years of ...

Every Saturday, readers devour this paper’s Financial Facelift column – where financial experts help Canadians fine-tune their retirement plans. The advice is smart and methodical, showing how to make ...

Retirees, here’s how you can turn your life savings into dividend income by investing in diversified Canadian ETFs. CPP alone (average $848/month; max $1,433) likely won’t cover retirement needs, so ...

High-income seniors may have part of their OAS reduced through the OAS recovery tax. For 2025, the clawback begins if your ...

As we get deeper into October and autumn settles in across the country, millions of Canadians who depend on their retirement income and government support have an important date to circle on their ...

Want to boost modest OAS payments? Learn how dividend stocks in tax-advantaged accounts can help you double that income over time. OAS payments are modest and can be clawed back once your income ...

November is almost here, and with it comes a fresh round of government benefit payments landing in bank accounts across ...

The oldest in the nation is the RRSP, birthed after WW2 to encourage retirement savings. The idea is simple: if you ...

Gillian Jill Denham and Barry Perry, having been appointed as members of the Canada Pension Plan Investments Board, continue to improve governance as well as the strategic oversight of CPP investments ...