Born 1952–1967? Your CPP, OAS & RRIF Split Into 4 Groups in 2027 (Born 1955 Has Only 68 Days)

#canada Find your birth year. Starting now, your CPP, OAS, and RRSP/RRIF rules split into four groups, and the only thing that decides your group is the year you were born. In this video: the RRIF deadline for those born in 1955 and 1956, the last year CPP and OAS can grow (born 1957), OAS eligibility at 65 (born 1962), CPP at 60 (born 1967), the CPP survivor's pension cap, and the OAS clawback line. Type your birth year and group number in the comments. Like the video and subscribe to Frank Canada for the next rule change. Sources: Service Canada, Canada Revenue Agency, Canada.ca (links below). This is education, not financial advice. CPP 2027, OAS 2027, CPP and OAS changes, RRIF rules, RRSP to RRIF deadline, RRIF minimum withdrawal, OAS clawback, OAS clawback threshold 2026, CPP survivor benefit, CPP at 60 vs 65 vs 70, when to start CPP, delay CPP to 70, OAS at 65, OAS at 75 increase, GIS Canada, Canadian retirement rules, retirement Canada 2027, Canada pension changes, Service Canada, CRA retirement, TFSA withdrawals clawback, pension income splitting, born 1955 RRIF, born 1957 CPP, born 1962 OAS, born 1967 CPP, seniors Canada Disclaimer: This video is for informational and educational purposes only and does not constitute financial, legal, or professional advice.