Posted on: 24-07-09 08:55:16
http://www.hrsdc.gc.ca/eng/isp/oas/oastoc.shtml
All the information about OAP is available on this link.
The post by AD just seems to be a business ad in disguise.
... However, there are some exceptions to this rule...
Old people(+60) or Disabled people (Less than 60 Years) are eligible to get pension from federal Government...Provincial government also provide income support to financially broken or people with physical or mental impairements.
For more information call me at 1 647-896-7853
sincerely,
AD
settlementcanada.aol.com
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Hi AD;
Tried several times. The number is always at message.
Why not to post the details here; Any secrets?
-Ben
Quote:Right, but I am questioning the statement that you need to contribute to CPP to get OAS.
Originally posted by RESP
As far as I know ( I may be wrong), you are eligible for a certain amount after 65. When government calculate the actual amount they consider your other incomes too such as income from RRSPs, benefits from CPP and other incom
CPP income is taken into account when calculating amount of OAS, but I don't think you need to have CPP contributions in order to be eligible for OAS.
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Originally posted by pratickm
Quote:Right, but I am questioning the statement that you need to contribute to CPP to get OAS.
Originally posted by RESP
As far as I know ( I may be wrong), you are eligible for a certain amount after 65. When government calculate the actual amount they consider your other incomes too such as income from RRSPs, benefits from CPP and other incom
CPP income is taken into account when calculating amount of OAS, but I don't think you need to have CPP contributions in order to be eligible for OAS.
Yes, you are right, you will get OAP regardless your contribution to CPP.
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How they calculate eligibility period after 10 years of residency for parents.
Parents keep travelling back and forth to India in these last 10 years. Will this absence included or excluded from the calculation of 10 years?
Replies will be highly appreciated. Thanks.
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Regards,
Decent Punjabi
I am sure you have a lot of Questions to ask. It is difficult to answer one at a time, so I want you to read this booklet and get to know well and then write down all of the questions and ask them. I will provide you with the right answer to all of them.
The main idea is to get to file an application and start to receive the Benefit first.
Please click on continue to PDF..
http://publications.gc.ca/collections/Collection/SD18-7-2005E.pdf
FH.
http://business.financialpost.com/personal-finance/retirement/taking-oas-eligibility-back-to-age-65-makes-canada-the-odd-one-out-when-it-comes-to-global-pensions/wcm/0cda2447-c20b-4450-a2c8-861d5204b6da
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Originally posted by decent punjabi
How they calculate eligibility period after 10 years of residency for parents.
Parents keep travelling back and forth to India in these last 10 years. Will this absence included or excluded from the calculation of 10 years?
Replies will be highly appreciated. Thanks.
http://canadianimmigrant.ca/family/seniors/helping-immigrant-seniors-understand-how-they-can-access-social-security-benefits
OAS & GIS - Good Information
