Your client is on the verge of retirement, but you’ve just found out he’s been spending well beyond his means — so much so he might not be able to retire.
The CPP Fund ended its fiscal year on March 31, 2013 with net assets of $183.3 billion.
Three vice-chairpersons have been appointed to the new Social Security Tribunal.
In the past, appeals over social security funding were divided between four separate tribunals.
Tax implications of pension plan are still relevant for the rich.
How does Canada's current public retirement system stack up against the U.S.'s?
As many as six million Canadians are at risk of a significant decline in standard of living when they retire.
Global equity and real estate returns boosted Canadian pensions in Q4 2012.
Canada can’t afford your clients anymore. This is evinced by recent changes to CPP, and a looming increase in OAS eligibility age to 67 for anyone born after 1958.
Canadian finance ministers have realized Canadians aren’t saving enough for retirement.