• Use whole numbers (integers) everywhere, except Work Start Age which can have one decimal.
    • Acts as if your birthday is on January 1st. This is to avoid doing partial / ratio calculations everywhere.
    • You can back-date your start age to capture fractional years worked.
    • E.g. Born Aug 2000. Start work Mar 2025. Quit Oct 2050. Put End Age as 50, Start Age as 24.4 to capture the extra 7 months (50 - 24.4 = 25.6).
    • Approximating with whole years is fine too.
  • Only considers your governement career. E.g. CPP contributions from other jobs are excluded.
  • All simulation values are in 2025 amounts. Inflation / indexing is not done.
  • Assumes average top 5 salary will be above CPP limit (~$65,000).
  • Will underestimate taxes if your retirement income is over $150,000 (consider donating to my patreon).
  • Will underestimate taxes in any year you have no pension income and are over 65.
  • CPP calculation will not science your "enhanced contribution" ratio. Amounts will likely be higher the further you are from retirement in 2025.
  • Does not consider any spousal incoming-splitting tax shenanigans, nor implications from personal income sources.
  • The data sent to the clipboard should be paste-able into Excel.
  • Max Top-5 Salary (approx) for 2025:   IT-2   $98750   |   IT-3   $118350   |   IT-4   $135750


Pre-2013
 

 
Age Net Income Bi-Weekly CPP OAS Pension Bridge Gross Income Taxes