Empty nesters wonder if they have saved enough to retire and when to take CPP and OAS

Their two adult children are independent and building their careers and the couple are ready to fully embrace their next ...

‘I’m a 62-year-old single, divorced woman living paycheque to paycheque. Should I apply for CPP early?’

To be eligible for full CPP, you must have contributed the maximum amount from your paycheque for at least 39 years between ...
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Rob Tetrault Advises Canadians on Strategic Timing for CPP and OAS Benefits

WINNIPEG, MB, CANADA, May 19, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Rob Tetrault, Senior Portfolio Manager at CG Wealth Management and head of the Tetrault Wealth Advisory Group ...
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No $2500 payment announced for seniors

The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has not announced a $2500 payment for seniors this April. Despite rumors circulating on social media, there is no official confirmation of such an increase in senior ...

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Use The Globe and Mail’s Find an Advisor tool to connect with a financial advisor who meets your needs—whether it’s financial ...
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I'm nearly 62 and just got offered my dream job. Should I take it even though I plan to retire within a year?

John, 61, was nearly set for retirement: he had a good job, a solid nest egg and would benefit from the extra income afforded by taking the Canada Pension Plan (CPP). Then life zigged. His company ...