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Finance committee  With respect to the 480, I'll explain how the pension is calculated right now. Your pension is calculated on an average, using the number of months that you have in your contributory period from age 18 to the time you stop working or take your retirement pension. It's not an aver

November 14th, 2016Committee meeting

Marianna Giordano

Finance committee  You will get the full amount that is owed to you according to your contributions.

November 14th, 2016Committee meeting

Marianna Giordano

Finance committee  I didn't mention the death benefit. I mentioned the survivors' pension. The death benefit is not included in the enhancement, and neither are the disabled contributor's children and the orphans benefits, which are lump sum benefits. These are social benefits, which are—

November 14th, 2016Committee meeting

Marianna Giordano

Finance committee  It's 36%.

November 14th, 2016Committee meeting

Marianna Giordano

Finance committee  There was no cost done to look at the actuarial factors when they were increased in 2009. They were increased to bring them to neutrality, to ensure it's neutral to the plan. So if you take your retirement earlier we pay it for a longer period of time. Therefore, you are receivin

November 14th, 2016Committee meeting

Marianna Giordano

Finance committee  This wasn't part of the enhancement discussions, no.

November 14th, 2016Committee meeting

Marianna Giordano

Finance committee  Thank you very much. I will make this brief, as I know you've all had a hard day. This bill proposes amendments to the Canada pension plan consistent with the agreement in principle reached unanimously by Canada’s finance ministers in December 2017. The changes eliminate the pe

May 8th, 2018Committee meeting

Marianna Giordano

Finance committee  The difference will depend on the earnings of each beneficiary. Of course, it will be less beneficial for those who have children at a young age. It will be less beneficial for these individuals. However, the trend is that people have children later in life. For these individual

May 8th, 2018Committee meeting

Marianna Giordano

Finance committee  If we look at the participation of young people in the labour market, we see that, when they have a child at age 18, their earnings are generally much lower than when they have a child at age 35. In general, people have a lower income when they are young, but we are also seeing t

May 8th, 2018Committee meeting

Marianna Giordano

Finance committee  I cannot answer that, but I can tell you that the enhancement is structured very differently than the base benefit and that it adapts much better to the situation. The enhancement is based on years of service. We always use the best 40 years to calculate the pension. When it com

May 8th, 2018Committee meeting

Marianna Giordano

Finance committee  I have to say that most of the enhancements in this bill are directed more at women than men because women are the ones who leave the labour market to take care of children, they are more likely to suffer from disabilities, and they are widowed at a younger age.

May 8th, 2018Committee meeting

Marianna Giordano

Finance committee  Depending on their earnings, young women will likely receive lower amounts, but thresholds have been set for parents who have not accumulated sufficient earnings.

May 8th, 2018Committee meeting

Marianna Giordano

Finance committee  Good day. I'll keep this brief. Division 2 provides for a minor technical amendment to the Canada pension plan that in certain cases will modify the calculation of the child-rearing drop-in. The child-rearing drop-in was introduced in BIA 1 and will be implemented in January 201

November 1st, 2018Committee meeting

Marianna Giordano

Finance committee  Good afternoon. Under the current Canada pension plan legislation, an individual must apply for the CPP retirement pension in order to receive it. A small but significant minority of eligible seniors currently miss receiving a retirement pension payment because they apply late

May 6th, 2019Committee meeting

Marianna Giordano

Finance committee  You're correct. The normal age for receiving a retirement pension from the Canada pension plan is 65. However, you may draw your pension starting at the age of 60, but it will be subject to an actuarial penalty, or wait until you're 70 and get an actuarial increase. There's no f

May 6th, 2019Committee meeting

Marianna Giordano