CGCD-50 Policy Calculator

What would $50,000 mean
for your life?

Canada has over $700 billion in pension capital — most of it invested overseas. The Canadian Graduate Capital Dividend proposes giving $50,000 to every eligible Canadian graduate. Let's make it personal.

Step 1 of 3

Where in Canada are you?

Step 2 of 3

What's your monthly rent?

$1,800
Average in Ontario: $2,200/month
$500$4,000

How much student debt do you carry?

$28,000
Canadian average: ~$28,000
$0$100,000
Step 3 of 3

What's your age range?

Your CGCD-50 Results

Here's what $50,000 means in Ontario

months of rent covered
of your student debt eliminated
Seed capital for a small business. A down payment contribution. An investment in retraining. This is what trust looks like when a country decides its graduates are worth betting on.
Meanwhile
Canada's pension funds invest approximately $1.9 billion per day overseas — in foreign toll roads, airports, and infrastructure. Your $50,000 is what that system deploys abroad in approximately 2.3 seconds.
"We must preserve Canada, this country handed down to us by providence, preserved by our ancestors and held in trust for our descendants."
— Stephen Harper, 2026
Proposed Eligibility
The CGCD-50 is for Canadian citizens whose parents contributed to CPP, who were born in Canada or held citizenship before entering post-secondary, and who graduated from a Canadian university or college. Your parents paid in. This is your dividend.
This is a proposal, not a final policy. The precise eligibility criteria should be determined by Canadian graduates themselves, should the platform be adopted. The people this is built for should have a voice in how it's built.