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CPP for non-residents of Canada: How to apply, report pension income and more

We have lived in the U.S. for three years. I have not applied for CPP. I have worked here for three years—I think you have to work for 10 years for Social Security. I am on a work visa (I am a CPA), ...
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‘I’m a 62-year-old single, divorced woman living paycheque to paycheque. Should I apply for CPP early?’

I am a single, divorced woman, aged 62. I have a pension from my current job, where I have been working for 28 years. My ex was entitled to part of my pension when we divorced after 20 years of ...