Want the $2,034 Maximum CPP Benefit? Here’s the Salary You Need

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You’ve worked hard your whole life, but when it’s time to collect CPP, you might be in for a shock. Most Canadians don’t get anywhere near the maximum of around $2,000/month, even after decades of contributions.

Today, I’ll break down the 3 biggest factors affecting your payout, and most importantly—show you how to get as close to that $2,034 per month as possible.

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Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
00:22 Factor #1: Why Earning a High Salary Doesn’t Guarantee Max CPP
02:20 Factor #2: Delaying CPP – Why Timing Matters
04:34 Factor #3: Contribution Gaps – Why Even High Earners Can Fall Short
07:49 How to Maximize Your CPP Based on These 3 Key Factors

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