Why So Many Canadians Take CPP Early Even When They Shouldn’t
Bonnie-Jeanne MacDonald from the National Institute on Ageing has shown repeatedly that the average Canadian who claims CPP at 60 instead of 70 leaves more than $100,000 of secure, inflation-protected income on the table.
She calls delaying CPP the best retirement deal in Canada. And yet most people walk right past it.
Read 7 Steps Toward Better CPP/QPP Claiming Decisions: Shifting the Paradigm on how we help Canadians.
