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Janvier 17, 2018 1:05PM

Call a spade a spade—CPP payroll tax is a tax
Charles Lammam, Hugh MacIntyre
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The program is designed so Canadians who die early in life subsidize those who live longer.

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tax, taxes, taxpayers, CPP, CPP benefits, canada pension plan, Justin Trudeau, canadian income tax, payroll tax, retirement income
Janvier 11, 2018 10:33AM

Reality undercuts Trudeau government’s tax-cutting claim
Charles Lammam, Hugh MacIntyre
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The increased CPP tax alone translates into $1,624 more in taxes.

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Justin Trudeau, taxes, income taxes, payroll tax, CPP, canada pension plan, Canada's middle class
Décembre 14, 2017 11:04AM

CPP reforms need a complete rethink
Jason Clemens, Charles Lammam
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For retirees born after 1993, the CPP rate of return will be a meagre 2.5 per cent.

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CPP, CPP returns, canada pension plan, canada pension plan investment board, CPP benefits
Novembre 23, 2017 1:00AM

The Age of Eligibility for Public Retirement Programs in the OECD
Jason Clemens, Sasha Parvani
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The Age of Eligibility for Public Retirement Programs in the OECD
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OECD, age of eligibility, retirement, OAS, OAS benefits, old age security, canada pension plan, guaranteed income supplement, GIS
Février 7, 2017 11:58AM

Calls for More Policy Reversals
Jason Clemens, Charles Lammam
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Reversing course and raising the age of eligibility for retirement benefits to 67 from 65 would be politically costly, but it makes eminent sense when one considers the aging of our population.

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retirement benefits, retirement, age of eligibility, old age security, canada pension plan, CPP, income tax rate
Octobre 13, 2016 10:06AM

Federal government fails to make convincing case for CPP expansion
Charles Lammam, Hugh MacIntyre
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CPP expansion will mean several thousands of dollars more in annual contributions from working Canadians.

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cpp costs, retirement income, canada pension plan, retirement benefits, canada pension plan costs
Octobre 7, 2016 2:00AM

William Watson: Nudge, nudge, KABOOM! Behavioural economics comes to Canadian policy
William Watson
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An expanded Canada Pension Plan naturally comes with higher CPP taxes.

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CPP, canada pension plan, taxes, nudging
Septembre 2, 2016 2:47PM

Longstanding problem of discouraging work made worse
Charles Lammam, Hugh MacIntyre, Ben Eisen
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High marginal effective tax rates weaken the incentives for people to earn extra money.

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cpp costs, canada pension plan, canada child tax benefit, bill morneau, Justin Trudeau, payroll taxes
Septembre 1, 2016 1:14PM

New federal polices worsen old problem of discouraging work in Canada
Charles Lammam, Hugh MacIntyre, Ben Eisen
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The new Canada Child Benefit program, and the expansion of the CPP, may hurt middle-income Canadians.

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child benefits plan, canada pension plan, federal government, federal government spending, canada child benefit, income tax
Juillet 28, 2016 3:22PM

Return on CPP contributions still meagre after expansion
Charles Lammam, Hugh MacIntyre
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The rate of return Canadians—especially younger workers—will receive on their CPP contributions is meagre and will remain so even after expansion.

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canada pension plan, CPP, CPP benefits, rate of return, retirement benefits