The Future of the CPP and Long-Term Care

Millions of Canadians are now over the age of 65 and an increasing number of people are contemplating retirement but are unable to do so. Ongoing world tensions have exacerbated people's limited savings and have placed increased pressure on Canada’s social fabric. Chris Mines is joined by Karen Henderson, an independent planning specialist, speaker, writer, educator, and the founder and CEO of the Long-Term Care Planning Network. They discuss the implications of Canada’s changing demographics, and the stressors facing the Canada Pension Plan and they evaluate steps to revamp the overburdened long-term care sector.

Some of the topics covered in this course include: -An overview of Canada's aging population -The influence of worker shortages, high inflation, and recession anxiety -Discussing how the CPP can become more robust -The pandemic's effects on the long-term care sector -Outlining proactive solutions and more!