Old Age Security Tops $92B

Old Age Security costs will top a record $92 billion this year, more than forecast by the Department of Finance, says the Chief Actuary. The number of Canadians over 65 is growing by a half million people annually in a country that statistically is becoming as grey as Japan or Italy, actuaries told Parliament: ‘Examine historical short to long term trends and apply judgment.’

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