If you’re 65 or older—or soon to be—it’s time to check in on your Old Age Security (OAS) benefits. This monthly pension is one of Canada’s most important retirement programs, and it helps millions of seniors manage essential expenses like housing, food, and medical care. With inflation and cost-of-living concerns on the rise, knowing your … Read more
The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has introduced a generous financial support plan for 2025 — the CRA $3000 GST rebate 2025. This benefit aims to provide crucial assistance to lower and middle-income households by offsetting part of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) they pay throughout the year. With inflation and cost of living steadily … Read more
In today’s time when the prices of everything are skyrocketing, the most affected is the common man’s kitchen. Food items are a necessity for every household, and when their prices rise, the middle class and low-income groups are most affected. Keeping this problem in mind, the Government of Canada has taken an important step in … Read more
In today’s time, when inflation is taking a toll on everyone’s pocket, especially as the prices of groceries and food items are increasing rapidly, every additional help becomes extremely valuable for the low- and middle-income groups. Understanding this need, the Government of Canada has announced a $1,000 grocery rebate, which will be given to eligible … Read more
The Canadian government is introducing a new $1,870 monthly disability benefit in August 2025, targeting seniors aged 65 and older with severe disabilities. With inflation and rising costs making basic needs harder to afford, this program offers vital support for those who are unable to work and live on a fixed income. If you or … Read more
Good news for Canadian retirees: Starting in 2025, the Canada Pension Plan (CPP) is offering increased monthly benefits, ranging from $816.52 to $1,364.60, depending on your retirement age and contribution history. This pension boost is aimed at helping seniors better manage inflation and the rising cost of living during retirement. This article explains the latest … Read more
The Canada Workers Benefit (CWB) continues to play a vital role in supporting low-income earners, and for 2025, the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has officially confirmed that eligible workers can receive up to $1,428 every quarter. That adds up to a maximum of $5,712 annually, providing much-needed steady income support to help Canadians manage inflation, … Read more
In a major win for families caring for children with disabilities, the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has announced a $2,000 increase to the Child Disability Benefit (CDB) starting July 2025. This substantial update is part of the government’s broader effort to ease financial stress on households managing the costs of specialized care. The boost is … Read more
Starting in 2025, the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) will offer a guaranteed $445 monthly payout to eligible households under the Canada family benefit 2025. This tax-free financial support is designed to help families manage everyday expenses such as housing, child care, and food, while easing the impact of rising living costs and inflation. This initiative … Read more
Starting August 2025, new age-based driving rules in Canada will come into effect for senior citizens. These regulations impact Canadians aged 65 and above, bringing a series of structured changes in testing procedures, medical evaluations, and license renewal intervals. The primary aim is to boost road safety while helping seniors maintain their driving independence. With … Read more