Canada’s Retirement Age Is Quietly Changing — How Delaying CPP and OAS Can Raise Payments to $1,700
For decades, age 65 has been viewed as the traditional retirement milestone in Canada. It marked the point when most people stopped working, began collecting Canada Pension Plan (CPP) benefits, and became eligible for Old Age Security (OAS). Today, that long‑standing benchmark is being reexamined. Recent CPP and OAS reforms, combined with longer life expectancy … Read more