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The Government of Canada has implemented important changes to Old Age Security eligibility verification and expanded Canada Pension Plan enhancements that could directly affect your retirement benefits in 2026.
In this comprehensive guide, we break down everything Canadian seniors need to know about these confirmed updates, including:
✅ NEW OAS Eligibility Verification Process – What's changed and why it matters
✅ Enhanced residency requirement documentation for full and partial OAS
✅ How Service Canada is verifying your Canadian residency history
✅ CPP Enhancement Updates – What's in effect now for current retirees
✅ Post-Retirement Benefit (PRB) explained: How working increases your CPP
✅ Maximum OAS amounts for ages 65–74 and 75+ (January–March 2026)
✅ Maximum and average CPP retirement pension amounts for 2026
✅ How CPP disability and survivor benefits are enhanced
✅ GIS eligibility and how it interacts with CPP increases
✅ Critical documentation you need to gather NOW
✅ What to do if you've lived outside Canada or immigrated as an adult
✅ When and how to apply for OAS and CPP to avoid delays
IMPORTANT CLARIFICATION: The basic OAS eligibility age remains 65. These changes relate to how residency is verified and how CPP enhancements are being phased in. Your current benefits continue as scheduled.

Whether you're already receiving benefits, about to apply, or still working while collecting CPP, this video provides the accurate, detailed information you need to maximize your retirement income and avoid common mistakes.

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