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🔔 Important Alert: CPP and OAS Increases at Risk for Many in 2026

Millions of Canadian retirees are expecting CPP and OAS increases in 2026, but a new warning suggests that many seniors could miss out or see reduced benefits if they’re not careful. Changes in income thresholds, residency rules, tax reporting, and benefit clawbacks could put your monthly pension increase at risk.

In this video, we explain why CPP and OAS increases may not apply to everyone in 2026, who is most affected, and what steps you should take now to protect your benefits. Even small mistakes—such as unreported income, residency gaps, or tax issues—can lead to lower payments or unexpected clawbacks.

👉 In this video, you’ll learn:

Why CPP & OAS increases are at risk in 2026

Who could lose part or all of the increase

How OAS clawbacks actually work

CPP payment rules many retirees overlook

What seniors should check before January 2026

How to protect your retirement income legally

⚠️ Important: Government benefit increases are not always automatic. If you don’t meet the conditions, you may receive less than expected—or nothing at all.

📢 Please share this video with friends, family members, and caregivers—this information could help protect thousands of dollars in retirement income.

00:00 – Introduction: CPP & OAS alert for 2026
01:15 – Why pension increases are at risk
03:10 – CPP increase rules explained
05:40 – OAS increase & clawback thresholds
08:20 – Income limits many seniors miss
10:50 – Residency & eligibility requirements
13:15 – Tax reporting mistakes that reduce benefits

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