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The Federal Liberals roll-back of the age of eligibility from 67 to 65 will cost Canadians. Specifically another 11 Billion in taxes per year between 2023 and 2030. What do you think the younger generation would do if they understood the financial burden that’s being quietly passed on to them….
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Time For The Younger Generation To Scream Uncle!
Posted by Michael Campbell
on Friday, 24 November 2017 13:51
The rollback of the age of eligibility for Old Age Security is a very bad policy idea. How is it fair to pile on another 88 Billion dollar financial burden onto the younger generations already huge obligations, which according to a new CD Howe Institute study includes higher taxes, fewer services, responsibility for unfunded public sector pensions, MP’s pensions and of course ever increasing debt.
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