CPP monthly benefits are reduced if you take them before age 65, and increased if you take them after age 65, up to age 70. OAS monthly benefits increase if you take them after age 65, up to age 70.

We’re all getting older and one of the hot topics for us aging boomers is when to take our OAS and CPP. The rewards for deferring these pensions can be substantial. For CPP, the monthly benefit ...

Are you depending on the CPP and OAS pension for your retirement? Then you are up for some disappointment. The post CPP and OAS Are Not Enough: Should You Delay Retirement to Fight Inflation? appeared ...

If you start CPP earlier than 65, the payout is reduced by 7.2% for every year earlier you take it, to adjust for you drawing more payments over a longer retirement. If you start CPP or OAS later than ...

Generally, the break-even age for choosing to delay your OAS benefits is a little higher than for CPP, but if you're going to live into your early 80s, you might defer your OAS until you're 70.

Deciding when to take your CPP and OAS is one of the most complex and stress-inducing decisions that retirees have to make,” says Tetrault.

If the CPP and OAS combined pays less than $1,400 per month, a retiree might need more in retirement. The Bank of Nova Scotia stock can be the third income source in the sunset years.The post CPP ...

Are you depending on the CPP and OAS pension for your retirement? Then you are up for some disappointment.

If the CPP and OAS combined pays less than $1,400 per month, a retiree might need more in retirement. The Bank of Nova Scotia stock can be the third income source in the sunset years.