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You have worked for a company for 20 years and it provides a two percent final average earnings defined-benefit plan. Your average income on retirement was $70,000. What will your annual pension be? Select one: a. $42,000 b. $35,000 c. Unknown d. $28,000 2. Roscoe is entitled to a full CPP benefit of $863.75 but wants to retire on his 63rd birthday. How much CPP will he receive? Select one: a. $863.75 b. $739.37 c. $734.19 d. $811.93 3. The Old Age Security system allows withdrawal of reduced benefits at an early retirement age. Select one: True False 4. CPP offers Select one: a. an exclusion of 30 percent of your lowest earning years in the calculation of your CPP entitlement. b. a recovery financing plan when the bulk of the Canadian population will be retired in 2030. c. a pension assignment option for spouses to split benefits and reduce their taxes. d. a full survivor benefit to the spouse of a recipient who was receiving CPP on death 5. In retirement, you can still earn income and receive Old Age Security benefits. Select one: True False 6. A self-employed individual pays Select one: a. the same CPP contributions that an employee would pay. b. both the employer and the employee CPP contributions plus an OAS premium. c. both the employer and the employee portions of CPP deductions, or about 9.9 percent. d. both the employer and the employee CPP contributions, or about 7.6 percent.

          You have worked for a company for 20 years and it provides a two percent final average earnings defined-benefit plan. Your average income on retirement was $70,000. What will your annual pension be?
Select one:
a. $42,000
b. $35,000
c. Unknown
d. $28,000

2. Roscoe is entitled to a full CPP benefit of $863.75 but wants to retire on his 63rd birthday. How much CPP will he receive?
Select one:
a. $863.75
b. $739.37
c. $734.19
d. $811.93

3. The Old Age Security system allows withdrawal of reduced benefits at an early retirement age.
Select one:
True
False

4. CPP offers
Select one:
a. an exclusion of 30 percent of your lowest earning years in the calculation of your CPP entitlement.
b. a recovery financing plan when the bulk of the Canadian population will be retired in 2030.
c. a pension assignment option for spouses to split benefits and reduce their taxes.
d. a full survivor benefit to the spouse of a recipient who was receiving CPP on death

5. In retirement, you can still earn income and receive Old Age Security benefits.
Select one:
True
False

6. A self-employed individual pays
Select one:
a. the same CPP contributions that an employee would pay.
b. both the employer and the employee CPP contributions plus an OAS premium.
c. both the employer and the employee portions of CPP deductions, or about 9.9 percent.
d. both the employer and the employee CPP contributions, or about 7.6 percent.

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