Ottawa moves ahead with plan to legislate shared-risk pensions
Federal minister of state for finance Kevin Sorenson says many Canadians are no longer being offered defined benefits
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Federal minister of state for finance Kevin Sorenson says many Canadians are no longer being offered defined benefits
Enough with reinventing the wheel: if there are some minor cracks in the system, by all means fill them.
Dubbed the "shared-risk plan"
If your pension is sufficient to meet your income needs, you can take as much or as little equity...
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The majority of Canadians want employer pensions that offer guarantees around future income, HOOPP report finds.
The government already does plenty to encourage retirement saving.
The plans differ slightly in their approach, but their basic aim is to increase benefits for future generations of...
Canada is among only three OECD countries where poverty among seniors is on the rise.
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