чтоб не сдохнуть с голода. Все что они пытались сберечь пенсии ПМГ вытащило налогами и инфляцией.

Nearly a third of retired Canadians, or 30 per cent, have returned to work and a major reason is that they misjudged how much their expected life of ease would cost.
Two new online surveys from ING Direct found that the divide between how much people saved, and how much they actually needed, was too wide to handle without a paycheque.
About 48 per cent of respondents in one survey who had returned to work cited financial concerns as the reason they took another job. And, of these, 31 per cent had returned to work full time.
Another online survey found that 33 per cent of respondents who went back to work said they hadn't saved enough money for retirement, while 31 per cent said they faced higher living costs than expected.
The surveys portray a notable disconnect between Canadians' expectations of life after the workforce and the reality of the cost.