well well well, just as most of us were told that the CPP is well and sound for the next few decades, here comes the change in rules...
in time, i wonder if this will also affect all the DB plans that are integrated with CPP - i.e. the bridge benefit one receives before 65 (usually 55-65) for most of the public sector pensions may change as a result...
on the note of break-even point of taking CPP early - 77 was the magic age we concluded in a pension seminar i attended, that is before all this is happening of course.
in time, i wonder if this will also affect all the DB plans that are integrated with CPP - i.e. the bridge benefit one receives before 65 (usually 55-65) for most of the public sector pensions may change as a result...
on the note of break-even point of taking CPP early - 77 was the magic age we concluded in a pension seminar i attended, that is before all this is happening of course.
