The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has confirmed that the next Canada Carbon Rebate (CCR) will be issued in September 2025, bringing much-needed relief to households grappling with high costs of food, housing, and energy. The CCR is designed to return proceeds from the federal fuel charge directly back to Canadian households. Importantly, most families will … Read more
Many Canadian households are under financial strain in 2025 as the cost of groceries, rent, electricity, and medical bills continues to climb. To ease this burden, the federal government has announced a one-time $2,200 cost-of-living payment, administered through the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) and Service Canada. This payment is designed to help the most vulnerable—seniors, … Read more
In 2025 Canadian families are still battling the high cost of food, even as overall inflation slows. Grocery prices remain more than 25% higher than pre-pandemic levels, leaving households with significantly larger bills for essentials like bread, milk, meat, and produce. To address this growing strain, major supermarkets across Canada have introduced a grocery price … Read more
The Government of Canada has officially confirmed a $250 one-time relief payment to be issued in September 2025, aimed at helping households cope with the rising cost of living. With food prices climbing, rent increasing, and utility bills surging, this extra support will give millions of Canadians a much-needed financial cushion. Administered by the Canada … Read more
For decades, turning 65 has been the milestone for Canadian seniors to begin receiving Old Age Security (OAS) and often Canada Pension Plan (CPP) payments. But recent speculation suggests this tradition may soon change. Rumours have circulated that by the end of 2025, the official retirement age could rise to 67, delaying benefits for millions. … Read more
Losing a spouse brings not only emotional pain but also significant financial challenges. Recently, a figure of $3555 per month for widows in Canada has gone viral, raising questions about whether such support truly exists. The truth is there is no single widow’s pension worth $3555 per month. However, many widows particularly those with low … Read more
In August 2025the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) will automatically issue a one-time, tax-free $250 relief payment to eligible Canadians. Designed as direct cost-of-living support, the payment requires no application, relying instead on tax records and verified CRA account details. With inflation continuing to affect everyday essentials, this modest but timely payment offers short-term relief for … Read more