Yah, up until fairly recently, CPP was a general revenue sinkhole and wouldn’t have approached inflation growth, let alone actual interest rates over that time. The federal government has been underfunding CPP up until when they started to put the premiums into actual assets in the early 2000s. So you can probably just assume there was nothing there prior to then.
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Yah, up until fairly recently, CPP was a general revenue sinkhole and wouldn’t have approached inflation growth, let alone actual interest rates over that time. The federal government has been underfunding CPP up until when they started to put the premiums into actual assets in the early 2000s. So you can probably just assume there was nothing there prior to then.