This Month’s Poll

OAS should start at 68 but do not change the threshold for the clawback.

By T on November 04, 2026

No to both.  With our current economy, $100,000 is not much of a household income to survive on.  And with life expectancy rates declining, 67 is not at all reasonable.

By L Brad Harris on November 04, 2026

Yes to delay until 67   No to OAS clawbacks to begin when household income reaches $100,000.00   $100,000.00 is not a lot of money for a couple who have worked hard and try to maintain a decent level of living after retirement.  If anything the current income before clawback begins should be increased.

By Linda Hambling on November 04, 2026

Before endorsing the specific $100,000 proposal, I would want separate treatment of singles and couples, inflation indexing, clear definitions of family income, protection for lower-earning spouses, and substantial notice for people approaching retirement.

By YULIYA KOVALENKO on November 04, 2026