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From pensions to health benefits, the absence of inflation indexing is making us poor

From pensions to health benefits, the absence of inflation indexing is making us poor
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Long hours, no pay and yet it s a role most of us will do

Long hours, no pay and yet it s a role most of us will do
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3 Lesser-Known Reasons to Claim CPP Benefits Early

3 Lesser-Known Reasons to Claim CPP Benefits Early
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Retirement becoming unaffordable for many Canadians What can they do? - National

Retirement experts say the cost of aging leads many Canadians to rely on the support of family or make lifestyle changes as health complications add to the financial burden.

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What triggers Canadians to take their CPP benefits when they do?

A tough decision for many Canadians is when to start taking their CPP benefits. Research, including a recent informal Globe and Mail survey, shows the most popular age is 60 – the earliest possible

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