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  1. Retirement
    If you started receiving your CPP retirement pension in 2013 or earlier, and if you worked and contributed to CPP in 2013, you will likely be eligible for a post-retirement benefit or PRB. This PRB is payable effective January 2014, but you won't likely receive your first 2014 PRB payment until...
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  2. Retirement
    If you were receiving a CPP retirement pension that started in 2012 or earlier, any pensionable earnings that you had in 2013 will generate a post-retirement benefit (PRB), that will be effective January 2014. If you receiving a CPP retirement pension that started in 2013, you may also qualify...
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