Скачать или смотреть Over-65s Alert: CRA Is Issuing New $2,500 Pension Charges in 2025 – Must Watch!

Are you over 65 and seeing alarming headlines about a new “$2,500 pension charge” from the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA)? Before you panic — let’s set the record straight. This video breaks down exactly what’s true (and what’s pure misinformation) so you can safeguard your retirement income.

We’ll explain what the “$2,500” figure really refers to (hint: it’s not a charge), how the Old Age Security (OAS) clawback works in 2025, and why many seniors could actually lose benefits — not gain new fees. You’ll also get real numbers on monthly pension benefits, how the Canada Pension Plan (CPP) contributions have changed, and planning strategies to reduce clawbacks or maximize your income.

Whether you’re already collecting pensions or planning for retirement soon — this is essential viewing. I’ll show you how to avoid falling for scare‑tactics, understand your payment schedule, and make smart decisions about withdrawals, benefit timing, and tax filing.

If you care about protecting your retirement — hit subscribe and share this video with fellow seniors so they don’t get misled by false headlines.

00:00 – Intro & Why This Video Matters

00:45 – What’s the Real Story Behind “$2,500 Pension Charge”?

02:30 – What the $2,500 Actually Refers To (CPP Death Benefit)

04:10 – The Real Concern: OAS Clawback in 2025

05:45 – 2025 OAS Income Thresholds & Full Benefit Losses

07:10 – Typical Monthly Pension Numbers (OAS, CPP, GIS)

08:50 – What’s Changing in CPP Contributions for 2025

10:15 – How Different Income Types Affect OAS Clawback & GIS Eligibility

11:50 – Tax‑Free Savings vs RRSP/RRIF: Smart Withdrawal Strategies

13:00 – When Are 2025 Pension Payments Deposited? (CPP/OAS Schedule)

13:50 – How GIS Works: Who Qualifies & Why Filing Taxes Matters

14:35 – Key Takeaways & Planning Tips for Seniors

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