In 2026, Albertans may vote on whether or not to leave the Canada Pension Plan (CPP) for a provincial pension plan. While ...

Here’s how Canadians can boost their CPP income by 50% Annual CPP contribution rates started to rise gradually in 2019 over a planned seven-year stretch.

The higher contribution rates to the two-phase CPP enhancement that began in 2019 will reward future retirees with a larger pension. payments. The post CPP Benefits: Top Strategies to Capitalize on ...

This "untapped opportunity" combined with other proven strategies can help you catch up fast. “There's a lot you can do in these last 10 years.” ...

The higher contribution rates to the two-phase CPP enhancement that began in 2019 will reward future retirees with a larger pension. payments.

The self-employed CPP contribution rate is double. Employee and employer contribution rates for the second earnings tranche will be 4.00% in 2024, and the maximum contribution will be $188.00 each, ...

Summer rates for residential customers would increase 25% over current rates by 2026, under CPP's plan.