September 2025 brings much-needed financial relief for Canadian retirees. The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has announced increases in both the Old Age Security (OAS) and the Canada Pension Plan (CPP). Eligible seniors can now receive up to $2,900 from OAS and $1,400 from CPP, offering a stronger monthly income to help manage rising expenses. For … Read more
Retirement security has become one of the most pressing concerns for Canadians. With the cost of living rising across housing, healthcare, and essentials, ensuring financial stability in later years is more important than ever. In 2025, Canadian seniors could receive around $2500 per month by combining the Canada Pension Plan (CPP), Old Age Security (OAS), … Read more
The Old Age Security (OAS) pension is a key retirement benefit for millions of Canadian seniors. Each month, retirees depend on this payment to cover essentials like food, rent, and utility bills. For August 2025, the OAS pension of $808 will be paid on August 27, making it one of the most important updates for … Read more
In 2025, the Canadian government announced a $1,683 monthly pension for disabled seniors, a significant step to provide stability for elderly citizens living with long-term disabilities. With rising living costs and medical expenses, this program ensures that vulnerable seniors receive a reliable income to cover their essential needs. It complements existing support systems such as … Read more
The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has confirmed that Canadians will continue to receive the GST/HST Credit in 2025, with individuals eligible for up to $680 annually. This tax-free quarterly payment is aimed at supporting low- and modest-income households by offsetting the impact of sales taxes on daily purchases. At a time when inflation and higher … Read more
The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has confirmed that Canadians who qualify for the Canada Pension Plan Disability (CPP-D) will receive up to $1,673 per month in 2025. This program is one of the country’s most important lifelines for individuals who are unable to work due to severe and long-term disabilities. With inflation and daily costs … Read more
The Canadian government has confirmed that households will receive a $500 carbon rebate in 2025, an increase under the federal Climate Action Incentive Payment (CAIP) program. Designed to balance climate policy with cost-of-living relief, the rebate will help Canadians cover rising expenses while continuing the transition toward cleaner energy use. For millions of families, this … Read more
As Canadians grapple with inflation, housing pressures, and rising food and medical costs, seniors have become the focus of recurring speculation about new government supports. Recently, a claim about an OAS $3,500 one-time payment in September 2025 has dominated conversations in community centres, online forums, and even in family kitchen-table discussions. For retirees living on … Read more
In the summer of 2023, Canadians struggling under the weight of soaring grocery bills received a modest but meaningful lifeline. Through the Grocery Rebate Bill (C46), also known as the Cost of Living Act No. 03, nearly 11 million residents received a one-time cash boost intended to offset inflation’s impact on food prices. Payments were … Read more
With inflation continuing to drive up the price of food, housing, and healthcare, Canadian seniors are desperate for financial relief. Recently, headlines and social media posts have spread claims that the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) will issue $2500 CPP – OAS Windfall Payments to eligible seniors in September 2025. For those living on fixed incomes, … Read more