CPP Benefits Calculator (Canada)

Estimate Canada Pension Plan retirement pension. Actuarial adjustment: −0.6%/mo before 65, +0.7%/mo after 65 (max age 70).

Instant results Private — runs in your browser Updated January 1970

How it works

Base = your PRB history proportion × max CPP. Early claim reduces by 0.6% per month before 65; delayed claim adds 0.7% per month up to age 70 (max +42%).

Frequently asked questions

Is this guaranteed?

No — these are projections that assume your inputs hold. Real markets and life are variable.

What's the 4% safe-withdrawal rule?

The Trinity Study suggests withdrawing 4% of a balanced portfolio in year one and adjusting for inflation typically lasts 30+ years.

Should I max out my 401(k)?

At minimum, capture the full employer match — that's free money. Beyond that, balance against debt payoff and emergency reserves.

Roth vs. Traditional?

Roth wins if you'll be in a higher tax bracket in retirement; Traditional wins if you'll be in a lower bracket.

When should I start saving?

Immediately. The single biggest variable in retirement success is years of compounding.

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Results are estimates for educational purposes only and are not financial advice. Verify with a qualified professional before making decisions.

Last updated January 1970