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Following the
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Whether the amount is small or large, whether it applies to a couple of years or many, Canadians don’t like their Old Age Security (OAS) pension clawed back.
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Living in Canada, most of us are aware that over the past year and a half to two years interest rates and inflation have dominated the economic discussion