The Alberta Disability Assistance Program (ADAP) is a new initiative being introduced by the Alberta Government to provide financial and health support to Albertans with disabilities who want to work. For many years, the primary support system for disabled Albertans has been the Assured Income for the Severely Handicapped (AISH) program. Why ADAP Was Created … Read more
As rent prices soar across Canada, many households are struggling to stay afloat. In response, the Government of Canada introduced a one-time $500 Housing Benefit, aimed at helping low-income renters manage their increasing housing expenses. While this payment doesn’t solve the broader issue of affordability, it provides immediate financial relief for those facing mounting rent … Read more
In Canada, CRA administers $1499 Canada ACFB Payment October 2025 on the behalf of the Alberta Government. The ACFB Benefit in Canada is fully funded by the Alberta Government but its payment is distributed and managed by the CRA. This benefit from July 2025 to June 2026 offers $1499 for the first child. Purpose of … Read more
As the cost of living continues to rise across Canada, many households are relying on federal relief programs to balance their budgets. One of the most significant among them is the Canada Carbon Rebate (CCR) — previously known as the Climate Action Incentive Payment (CAIP). This quarterly payment, managed by the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA), … Read more
In recent weeks, Canadian seniors have been flooded with viral online posts claiming that the government will issue a “$750 + $890 Double CPP Payment” in November 2025. These messages, circulating across Facebook, WhatsApp, and YouTube, suggest that retirees will receive two Canada Pension Plan (CPP) deposits next month to help offset inflation and rising … Read more
Old Age Security is one of Canada’s foundational retirement programs, which provide monthly financial help to people who are aged above 65. Unlike the Canada Pension Plan, which is funded by contributions from workers and employers, OAS is supported by federal tax revenue. Most seniors who meet the eligibility requirements are automatically enrolled in the … Read more
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
The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has officially confirmed a $742 Old Age Security (OAS) boost starting in January 2025, bringing much-needed financial relief to millions of Canadian seniors. This increase is part of the government’s broader commitment to help older citizens cope with rising living costs, inflation, and healthcare expenses. For many retirees, OAS represents … Read more
The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has officially confirmed a one-time, tax-free payment of $800 for eligible Canadians, scheduled for October 2025.This initiative forms part of the federal government’s broader plan to help households cope with rising costs of living, particularly in areas like groceries, utilities, rent, and daily essentials. In this detailed guide, we break … Read more