CPP splitting evenly divides pensionable earnings accumulated during a marriage or common-law relationship The Canada Pension Plan (CPP) credit splitting process involves calculating the total pensionable earnings that both partners accumulated during their time living [...]

CPP credit splitting can provide significant financial benefits for lower-income spouses after separation or divorce CPP credit splitting (also known as credit sharing) allows couples who are separated or divorced to equally divide the Canada [...]

CPP credit splitting is mandatory in Ontario following divorce or separation, but can be waived by mutual agreement. The Canada Pension Plan (CPP) credit splitting process automatically divides pension credits earned during a marriage or [...]

Ex-spouses can claim a share of CPP credits earned during the marriage through credit splitting Under Canadian law, Canada Pension Plan (CPP) credits accumulated during a marriage or common-law relationship can be equally divided between [...]

CPP credits earned during marriage can be equally split between divorcing spouses through credit splitting When couples divorce in Canada, the Canada Pension Plan (CPP) credits accumulated by both partners during their marriage or common-law [...]