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Canadian seniors are set to receive a direct payment of up to $2,700 by the end of September 2025. The federal government has confirmed this one-time payment to help older citizens cope with the rising costs of living, including housing, groceries, and healthcare. This relief is aimed at low- and middle-income pensioners who are struggling … Read more
The $200 Monthly Support under the Canada Disability Tax Credit (DTC) is a lifeline for Canadians living with severe and prolonged disabilities. Managed by the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA), this non-taxable monthly benefit helps recipients meet medical costs, daily living expenses, and adaptive equipment needs. As of September 2025, the CRA has confirmed that the … Read more
Canada Survivor’s Allowance September 2025 is a crucial financial support program that provides widowed residents with immediate income assistance before they reach Old Age Security (OAS) eligibility. Falling under the Guaranteed Income Supplement (GIS) framework, the allowance specifically targets widowed individuals aged 60 to 64, acting as a safety net during one of the most … Read more
Canadians carry a belief from decades that turning 65 means stepping into retirement—a time to relax after years of hard work. It was seen as the age of freedom, supported by savings, pensions, and government programs. But today, the phrase “Goodbye to Retirement at 65 for Canadian Seniors” is becoming a common reality. Rising living … Read more
The Goods and Services Tax/Harmonized Sales Tax (GST/HST) credit continues to provide crucial financial relief to low- and modest-income Canadians in 2025. Managed by the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA), this benefit is completely tax-free and helps households offset the cost of sales taxes on everyday essentials. As living expenses remain high, the credit has become … Read more
Canadian families with children under 18 will have a new reason to breathe a little easier. The Canadian government is rolling out the Canada Family Benefit (CFB), a financial assistance program designed to provide $445 per month to eligible households. Here’s everything you need to know about when you’ll get paid and how to claim … Read more
In Canada, some payments like GIS, OAS, and supplementary allowances are adjusted every quarter to keep up with inflation. Now, the Canada GIS Allowance Hike October 2025 has been confirmed, with Services Canada announcing a 0.7% increase for this quarter. This increase will apply from October 2025 to December 2025. The official new amount is … Read more
The benefit is designed to support low-income Canadians aged 18 to 64 with disabilities who already hold approval under the Disability Tax Credit (DTC) program. Administered by Service Canada, the initiative aims to promote economic inclusion and reduce income inequality among Canadians living with long-term physical or mental impairments. First Payments Begin Across Canada The … Read more
This improvement is driven by wage growth in key industries such as healthcare, construction, technology, and manufacturing, which continue to offer strong job opportunities in a competitive labor market. Ontario Surpasses the National Average Ontario, often regarded as Canada’s economic hub, has seen even stronger growth. Workers in the province are now earning an average … Read more
In Canada, workplace benefits are more than just perks—they can affect your taxes. The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) keeps a detailed list of which benefits are taxable and which are not, helping both employers and employees avoid costly mistakes. Under Section 6 of the Income Tax Act, the rule is simple: if a benefit gives … Read more