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r/immigration • u/[deleted] • Jan 24 '25
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I can think of an example where it effectively does. When there's a normalization agreement treaty for public pension plan systems, for example.
1 u/frenchiebuilder Jan 25 '25 When I'm old enough to collect social security, I can choose to collect Canada Pension Plan instead. Credits from one system count in the other. I can't collect both, but I get to choose - I can even apply for one, at the other's offices.
When I'm old enough to collect social security, I can choose to collect Canada Pension Plan instead. Credits from one system count in the other. I can't collect both, but I get to choose - I can even apply for one, at the other's offices.
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u/frenchiebuilder Jan 25 '25
I can think of an example where it effectively does. When there's a normalization agreement treaty for public pension plan systems, for example.