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In Canada, a wide range of benefits and credits are available to help seniors manage their finances, with eligibility depending on age, income, and residency. This guide explains who is eligible for senior rebates in Canada and how to access these financial supports, which vary between federal and provincial levels.
While Canada does not use the term "Social Security" like the U.S., it does provide a comprehensive system of public pensions for its seniors. Seniors in Canada get social security through a three-tiered system that includes the Canada Pension Plan (CPP), Old Age Security (OAS), and the income-tested Guaranteed Income Supplement (GIS).
According to the National Institute on Ageing, only 14% of Canadian households near retirement can do so with confidence, highlighting a growing concern for many aging residents. This guide explores whether Canada is a good option for senior citizens, examining the factors that influence the quality of life for its aging population.
