Hands down, the most frequently asked questions that we get are those surrounding (Old Age Security) OAS and CPP as a Canadian living abroad. One of our most viewed videos talks in some very general terms about CPP. And this makes sense as for those thinking about moving abroad or for those currently abroad, there simply isn’t a lot of information out there.
If you have specific questions, contact Trowbridge directly. Here is their Homepage:
1. How can one apply for CPP as an Expat
2. Can someone currently receiving CPP in Canada move abroad and have their OAS transferred to their new location?
3. What are the tax implications of receiving CPP while abroad?
4. Updates to Canadian CPP policies which would impact Expats…(read more)
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Hi good day! I am hoping that someone can help me here. So I am the child beneficiary of a deceased contributor of CPP(my father) , I received a monthly pension. Someone told me that I can refund all the payments I paid in attending my school. Is it true or not? Please reply to this comment
I want to go to the Philippines or thiland for the winter months . I am from Canada , come back in the spring. I was thinking of Mexico but they have changed their rules so not going to try and jump through their hoops
Excellent video with great infos. Thank you
Im receiving CPP only, no other income,As a non resident living in Thailand I need to pay 25% tax without any way to reduce that amount yes?
hello. well done in providing great and informative videos especially the ones with trowbridge and taxes. much appreciated.
it would be good if you can do videos for non residents wanting to retire outside of canada and taxes implications. also, a series on how to deal with cra when they hound you for tax arrears many years after you leaving canada that you know nothing about. thank you.
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Anyone expecting to collect Social Security should be aware of the Windfall Elimination Provision, which can impact those benefits if you claim CPP or OAS.
Hi, this is very helpful information. What about a Canadian expat of retirement age, that has Canadian RRSP? Can an RRSP be transferred to another retirement product in another country, eg a Super fund in Australia? Are there tax implications if you can? Does the RRSP have to be transferred into an RIF then transferred? Thanks so much for all your work in helping expats.