Ottawa’s plan to restore Old Age Security eligibility from 67 to 65 years old will burden millennials, reports the Huffington Post.
UBC economist Kevin Milligan said the reversal could cost Canadians up to $6 billion in expenditures in 2030.
Ottawa’s plan to restore Old Age Security eligibility from 67 to 65 years old will burden millennials, reports the Huffington Post.
UBC economist Kevin Milligan said the reversal could cost Canadians up to $6 billion in expenditures in 2030.
