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When should you take CPP and what are the tax implications?

May 2026

In this Finance Friday segment, Mark Perkins explains the pros and cons of taking CPP early versus waiting, including how timing affects monthly payments. He also discusses tax considerations and why CPP decisions should be part of a broader retirement strategy.

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