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“CPP Is Changing: Here’s What They’re Not Telling You.”
Everyone needs to read and understand the information I'm about to share.
Over the next little while, some things are ending and some things are changing, and I’m going to walk you through exactly what they are and what they actually mean for you. I’m breaking this down by age group so everyone can see how these Canada Pension Plan changes hit differently depending on where you are in life. Then I’ll give you a couple of examples, and that’s where your comments come in again. Like and share this video, drop your comments below, and go off like you always do. You guys always light up the CPP threads, so let’s see if you do it again. I love reading them. Alright, let’s get into what’s going on with the Canada Pension Plan and the changes kicking in for 2026.
The first change is the basic one: the annual inflation increase. CPP goes up every single year based on inflation. This year, it’s only going up 2%. We saw higher increases ...
