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Wondering how much you’ll actually get from the Canada Pension Plan (CPP) payment on September 27, 2025? The official maximum monthly CPP payment is $1,433—but most Canadians receive less, depending on their contribution history, when they start collecting, and other factors. In this video, we break down what influences your CPP pension amount, including early vs. delayed retirement, cost-of-living adjustments, and practical tips to maximize your benefits.

Whether you’re already receiving CPP or planning for retirement, understanding how CPP payments work is essential for your financial planning. We’ll also share examples of typical payment ranges and explain why the number you see deposited might be very different from the headline maximum.

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Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction
01:15 What is CPP and how it works
03:45 Maximum vs. average CPP payments
06:30 Impact of early or delayed retirement on payments
09:20 Cost of living adjustments in 2025
11:10 Real-life CPP payment examples
13:50 Tips to maximize your CPP benefits
16:30 Summary and final thoughts

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