A number of government benefits will land in eligible Canadians’ bank accounts in November. Here’s when to expect the money — and how much you could get.

Canada Pension Plan and increased Old Age Security payments will land in Canadian bank accounts soon. Find out when you can ...

As we get deeper into October and autumn settles in across the country, millions of Canadians who depend on their retirement ...

A MoneySense reader has limited retirement income, a paid-off condo, and anticipates a substantial inheritance from her ...

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OAS is meant to protect seniors from hardship. So why does a financially strained government give it to those who don’t need ...

I am a single, divorced woman, aged 62. I have a pension from my current job, where I have been working for 28 years. My ex was entitled to part of my pension when we divorced after 20 years of ...

Keep an eye on your bank account — if you're eligible, you'll be getting more money from the government next month. November ...

Married nearly 30 years, Laurence* and Sandra are officially empty nesters. Their two adult children are independent and building their careers and the couple are ready to fully embrace their next ...

Retirees, here’s how you can turn your life savings into dividend income by investing in diversified Canadian ETFs. CPP alone (average $848/month; max $1,433) likely won’t cover retirement needs, so ...