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Why does it make sense to maximize your Canada Pension Plan benefit if you are self employed?

CPP provides retirement benefits of those who contributed during their working lives.
CPP is not subject to a means test nor residence requirements.
Every Canadian Employed and those self-employed Canadians who opt in between the ages of 18 and 65 participate in the plan which making it a very solid and fully funded plan. The contribution level for both employees and employers is 4.95% earnings between the YBE and the YMPE and Self employed individuals have to pay the aggregated amount of 9.9%.
-For many Canadians CPP retirement benefits are 25% of what they used to make when working.
CPP Pensions are available to persons who have contributed to the CPP/QPP in at least one calendar year.
CPP provides retirement $, disability and survivor benefits which are fully taxable.

How is my Canada Pension calculated ?

Pension is calculated by taking the average year's maximum pensionable earnings , YMPE over the past five years , dividing by 12, and multiplying by 25%. YMPE for 2020 is $58,700
-For many Canadians the retirement benefits are 25% of what they used to make when working.
-The Idea is that this pension replaces approximately 25% of the earnings on which people have made contributions.
-The maximum CPP/QPP benefit is approximately one quarter of the past five years’ average industrial wage.
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