Get the most from your retirement with CPP. Learn how to claim your benefits and what factors influence your payouts.

CPP and OAS You can start your Canada Pension Plan (CPP) retirement pension between ages 60 and 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.

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XRE’s 12-month trailing yield is a higher 5.13%, also paid monthly. However, REIT distributions are not eligible dividends, which means they aren’t as tax-efficient in non-registered accounts. This ...