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By learning how pension adjustments work, and how they apply to you specifically, you can make the best plan for your future.

Wondering if you can withdraw funds from your LIRA early? Find out all the special circumstances you can unlock your LIRA.

When you divorce, you’re changing your marital status, which will inevitably impact your tax RRSPs and other retirement savings.

Splitting your pension income with your spouse or common-law partner is a great way to take advantage of tax savings.

Many Canadian retirees rely on the Canada Pension Plan (CPP). Find out when the CPP payment dates are to help you budget around it.

The OAS clawback is in place to ensure government tax assistance truly goes to the people who need it.

Old Age Security (OAS) is a taxable, monthly payment that you can receive from the Canadian government if you are 65 years of age or older.

The Canada Pension Plan (CPP) death benefit is a one-time benefit paid to a deceased CPP contributor’s estate.

Often the the terms RSP and RRSP are used interchangeably, which can be correct, but it depends on the context.

When it comes to saving for your future, in Canada an RRSP and a TFSA are two of the most popular options, but which one is right for you?

Anyone who has ever dreamed of financial independence, without having to wait for a pension to kick into, should know about F.I.R.E

Retiring in Canada takes planning and responsible saving, here are our top tips to help you get started now to set yourself up for success.

Retiring mortgage free is often a main goal for many Canadian homeowners, but what happens when a consumer has to retire with a mortgage?