CPP & OAS Estimator 2026

Roughly what will Ottawa pay you in retirement? Simplified estimates — Service Canada's calculators use your full earnings record.

Your situation

2026 YMPE: $74,600. Someone earning $74,600+ most years gets ~100%.
Full OAS needs 40 years of residence between 18 and 65.
Pensions, RRSP withdrawals, part-time work — used for the OAS clawback test.
$—
estimated monthly, CPP + OAS combined

Breakdown (monthly)

CPP retirement pension$—
OAS pension$—
OAS clawback (recovery tax)—
Combined$—
Combined annual$—

Method & honesty box

CPP: starts from the 2026 maximum of $1,507.65/month at 65, scaled by your earnings factor and the statutory age adjustments (−0.6%/month before 65, +0.7%/month after 65). OAS: starts from $742.31/month (65–74; $816.54 at 75+, Jan–Mar 2026), prorated by residence/40, plus 0.6%/month for deferral to 70. Clawback: 15% of net income above $95,323 is recovered from OAS.

What's missing: dropout provisions (child-rearing, disability, general 17% dropout), the CPP enhancement phase-in, post-retirement benefits, GIS, and spousal/survivor rules. For an exact number, use Service Canada's CPP estimator with your statement of contributions.

Sources: Government of Canada — maximum CPP/OAS benefit amounts, January–March 2026; CRA payroll tables 2026 (YMPE $74,600).