MISSION STATEMENT |
EX-CFL PLAYERS FAIL TO CLAIM PENSIONEX-CFL PLAYERS FAIL TO CLAIM PENSIONThere is more than seven million dollars in unclaimed pension monies in the Canadian Football League pension fund. Some players may not be aware that they contributed to a retirement fund even though they only played in a few CFL games. All players are eligible to receive their funds once they turn fifty-five years of age. If you have not collected, or if you know of a former teammate who has not collected from the pension fund please contact Manulife Financial for any questions regarding their CFL Players' Pension Plan account. There are two convenient ways to can contact Manulife:
By email
A complete “lost players” list is posted on the CFLPA website at www.cflpa.com.
ALUMNI PLAYER CAREER TRANSITION PROGRAMALUMNI PLAYER CAREER TRANSITION PROGRAM
The CFLPA and CFL Alumni Association have been discussing ways to work together to help support our family of Alumni. The CFLPA is pleased to announce a program developed for current players is also available to ALL CFL Alumni. As well, the CFLPA has also made financial contributions to the CFLAA and to the CFL Alumni Dire Needs Fund. A CFL alumni is defined as anyone who played in a regular season, playoff or Grey Cup game, or who was making minimum wage or above on a practice roster and subsequently had pension and dues deducted from their pay.
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To find out more please visit the CFLPA website and click on the Careego link.
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