CANADA PENSION PLAN - CPP

Canada's retirement income system has three levels and Canadian Pension Plan is one of those. Its primary function is paying disability or retirement benefits. The Canada Pension Plan started in 1966 to give a basic benefits package for disabled contributors and retirees. If the beneficiary dies, survivors will get the plan's given benefits. The CPP pays a monthly amount, which is made to compensate about 25% of the contributor's profits on which primary contributions were based, and is arranged to the Consumer Price Index.