Work test and the exemption for recent retireesBY TIM HOWARD | VOLUME 16, ISSUE 3 One of the most significant measures announced in the May 2021 federal budget was the proposed exemption from the work test. How does the work test apply now, and what is expected ... Get articles like this delivered to your email - Sign up for the free weekly newsletter  More Articles |
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If this Government had left TTR's in place this would have also benefitted those who didn't have the years of contributions towards their retirement that those who are younger will have.