CompuPension: Retirement Income Simulator Tool
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What is CompuPension used for?
- Obtain a realistic simulation of your sources of income in retirement.
- Estimate your savings needs to reach your goals.
- Make informed decisions based on the scenarios obtained and your goals.
You can use this tool until age 71 and 11 months!
Why is it advantageous to use this tool?
- CompuPension offers an interface tailored to your profile, displaying certain pre-filled data (QPP and general public-sector pension plans: RREGOP and PPMP).
- It automatically estimates your Old Age Security pension from the Government of Canada.
- It saves your completed or ongoing simulations.
- It allows you to obtain up to six scenarios and modify them at any time.
- It allows you to add new earnings to your simulation, after you retire.
Which documents must you have on hand?
- Your Statement of Participation or Statement of Contributions, if you contribute to a workplace pension plan.
- Your Statement of Participation (uploaded to My Account):
- if you are a member of a specific public-sector pension plan (e.g.: SPMSQ, PPPOCS, PPEMO, etc.);
- if you are a member of a general public-sector pension plan (RREGOP or PPMP) and you carry out a simulation during the five-year period preceding your retirement.
- The most recent statements for your personal investments. Here are a few examples of investments, registered or not: RRSP, RRIF, TFSA, LIRA, LIF).
Remember
- Update your simulation regularly or as soon as your situation changes.
- Discuss your results with an expert in personal finances since CompuPension cannot replace the advice of specialists.
- CompuPension uses your personal data to suggest scenarios. You cannot enter your spouse's data.