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Across Canada, whispers of a \$5,678 boost to Canada Pension Plan (CPP) and Old Age Security (OAS) payments have spread rapidly in recent weeks, sparking hope among seniors who are struggling to keep pace with rising inflation, housing costs, and healthcare expenses. While no official confirmation has yet been issued by the Canada Revenue Agency … Read more
Families across British Columbia are set to receive a welcome financial lift in July 2025, as the provincial government, in partnership with the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA), officially increases the BC Family Benefit. This enhanced program will deliver \$260 per child, per month, directly into the bank accounts of qualifying households. At a time when … Read more
Thousands of working Canadians will see a welcome boost in their bank accounts this summer, as the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) prepares to issue the July 2025 Advanced Canada Workers Benefit (ACWB) payments. For many, it could mean up to \$600 in mid-year financial relief—without the need to wait for tax season. This benefit, aimed … Read more
As the cost of living continues to weigh heavily on Canadian households, the federal government is stepping in with a one-time, tax-free \$250 relief payment set to roll out in August 2025. Administered by the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA), this targeted measure is designed to help low- and middle-income Canadians offset everyday expenses — from … Read more
In 2025 with grocery prices at historic highs, a rumor about a \$978 grocery rebate from the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has quickly gained traction across social media and online forums. While many Canadians are hopeful for another round of federal grocery relief, no such payment has been officially confirmed. However, the strong public reaction … Read more
Canadian families are set to receive a welcome financial boost this August as the Canada Child Benefit (CCB) sees its annual inflation adjustment. Parents of children under six could receive more than \$660 per child, while those with children aged six to 17 will see payments exceeding \$562 per child. The August 2025 payment arrives … Read more
In 2025, the concept of retirement in Canada is facing fresh debate. While the official retirement age remains at 65, new discussions in Ottawa suggest that significant shifts could be coming—possibly altering when Canadians stop working, how much they contribute to pensions, and what they can collect from the Canada Pension Plan (CPP) and Old … Read more
Canadian retirees are getting a financial boost in 2025 as the Canada Pension Plan (CPP) rolls out its latest payment increases. Starting in January 2025, eligible seniors will see their monthly benefits rise, with maximum payments reaching \$1,364.60—a move designed to help offset the rising cost of living. The upgrade isn’t just about bigger cheques—it’s … Read more
Canadians living with severe and prolonged disabilities will see important changes to the Disability Tax Credit (DTC) in 2025. The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has updated refund values, applied inflation adjustments, and strengthened the program’s role as a gateway to other disability benefits. For eligible individuals and families, the DTC can mean thousands of dollars … Read more
Canadian families may soon see one of the most significant boosts to the Canada Child Benefit (CCB) in recent years, thanks to a proposed \$1,200 annual top-up per child. If approved, the new measure would take effect starting July 2025, offering vital relief to households navigating high inflation, steep housing costs, rising food prices, and … Read more