Every July 1, Canadians from coast to coast take stock of what we’ve built together and the many bold actions that have shaped Canada into the resilient country it is today. Take 1965, for example.

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Depending on how much you've saved, you may have to pay federal taxes on some of your retirement income. For example, about half of Social Security beneficiaries pay federal income taxes on a portion ...

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Two-thirds of savers are unaware that they can pay money into someone else’s pension, according to new research. Couples, friends and relatives can pay into each other’s pension pots, while parents ...

Cold calls around financial products are to be banned under new proposals from the government aimed at cutting financial frauds, including pension scams. It means that anyone receiving a call or ...

The median annual income for Americans 65 and older was $56,680 in 2024, up from $54,710 the year before, according to the Census Bureau and Bureau of Labor Statistics. The mean was $87,260, and that ...

A 33-point plan to reform Germany's pension system has drawn praise and criticism in almost equal measure. Centrist politicians have called it a good compromise, but opposition parties on the left and ...

Canada recently experienced two of its worst wildfire seasons on record. More than five million hectares burned last year — the most in recent years, aside from 2023, when wildfires scorched 16 ...