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

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 ...

Is a million dollars enough for the two of us, both in our mid-50s, to retire on if we maintain our current lifestyle and work until we are 65? Our household income is currently $150,000. Is there a ...

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Canadian retirees face several hidden pitfalls from the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) that can reduce their Canada Pension Plan (CPP) benefits. It’s essential to understand these traps and maximize ...

Your guide to what parents and guardians need to know about government payments and eligibility for the Canada child benefit.

Clearly, a monthly Social Security paycheck of $5,251 could do a lot of good for your retirement. Combined with a nice amount of savings, it could lead to an incredibly comfortable lifestyle. But ...

Canadian retirees can supplement their pension benefits such as the CPP with consistent dividend income for life. Starting CPP benefits at 60 results in a 36% lifetime reduction, while delaying until ...

Here’s when you can expect the money — plus find out if you’re eligible, how to apply, how much you could receive and what you need to do to keep getting the benefit.

Canada Child Benefit payments are set to come out Monday. Families across Canada will receive their Canada Child Benefit (CCB) payments, providing some relief amid ongoing affordability challenges.

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