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CPP Breakeven Age Calculator
Discover when to start Canada Pension Plan benefits for maximum value. Calculate breakeven ages for taking benefits early, on time, or delaying them.
- Scenario 1: Take at 65 (Full CPP)
- Scenario 2: Take Benefits Early
- Scenario 3: Delay Benefits
Visualize how taking CPP early, on time, or delaying impacts your investment account and lifetime benefits by showing how much money stays invested to grow instead of being withdrawn.
Your current age to calculate when you will start receiving CPP benefits.
The monthly CPP benefit you would receive at age 65.
The age you plan to start taking CPP benefits early. Enter between 60~65 years old.
The age you plan to delay CPP benefits to receive a higher payout. Enter between 65~70 years old.
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- AmountAny single amount ($).
- Cash FlowRent, insurance premium, salary, ...
- Current AssetReal estate, commodity, bonds, ...
- Installment LoanMortgage, car loan, ...
- PercentageAny percentage value (%).
- Years / MonthsAny time horizon.
- Age (already added)Show "Age" instead of "# Years from Now."
- Retirement AgeEnable "Investment Return After Retirement."
Time Value Assumptions
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How is Cash Value calculated?
Starting your CPP benefits at age 65 offers a balanced approach between immediate income and preserving your investment growth. This scenario calculates how receiving standard monthly payments reduces the need to withdraw from your investment account for living expenses. The funds that remain invested continue to grow over time, enhancing your financial resources throughout retirement.
Decisions / Expectations
(Expressions are evaluated at Year 0 only.)
Calculations
(Expressions are evaluated at every year.)
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- InvestReceive/Spend a lump sum.
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- Expect Monthly Cash FlowExpect to receive/spend cash monthly.
- Expect Yearly Cash FlowExpect to receive/spend cash yearly.
- Define Variable (Numerical)Calculate an intermediate value.