

Choosing your Pension Option is a “one time” decision. It is crucial to fully understand the options available to you.
By having your pension options analyzed, you can enhance your retirement years, making a difference in the length of time you could enjoy a higher income.
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For your
convenience we have added the 2009 Canada Pension Plan and
Old Age Security Program reference tables below.
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CANADIAN PENSION PLAN (JANUARY TO DECEMBER 2011) |
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Retirement Pension (at age 65) |
$960.00 |
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Disability Pension |
$1,153.37 |
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Death Benefit (maximum lump sum) |
$2,500.00 |
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Survivor's Pension (under age 65) |
$529.09 |
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Survivor's Pension (age 65 and over) |
$576.00 |
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Children of Deceased or Disabled Contributor |
$218.50 |
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Combined Pensions |
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Survivor/Retirement (retired at age 65) |
$960.00 |
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Survivor/Disability |
$1,153.37 |
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Yearly
Maximum Pensionable Earnings |
$48,300.00 |
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OLD AGE SECURITY PROGRAM (JANUARY TO MARCH 2011) |
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Basic Old Age Security pension |
$524.23 |
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Guaranteed Income Supplement (GIS) |
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Single |
$661.69 |
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Spouse of non-pensioner (does not receive OAS)) |
$661.69 |
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Spouse of pensioner (receives an OAS pension) |
$436.95 |
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Spouse of Allowance recipient |
$436.95 |
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Spouse's Allowance (SPA) |
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Regular |
$961.18 |
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Widowed |
$1,065.45 |
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(250) 390-1995 1-800-668-7558
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