The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has officially issued the first Canada Child Benefit (CCB) payment of 2026, with eligible families receiving up to $619 per child. This tax-free monthly payment offers vital support as households begin a new benefit year amidst high inflation, rising housing costs, and expensive childcare. As one of the federal government’s … Read more
Canadian retirees are closely watching a significant update in retirement income planning following confirmation that a Canada Pension Plan (CPP) payment of $1,533 will be issued in January 2026 through direct deposit. The announcement, confirmed publicly by Mark Carney, has brought renewed focus to the growing role of CPP as a cornerstone of retirement income … Read more
The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has officially confirmed a $750 one-time direct deposit payment to be issued in January 2026. This benefit is intended to ease financial pressure on low- and modest-income Canadians, seniors, and vulnerable households struggling with ongoing inflation and rising living costs. This comprehensive guide breaks down the eligibility, payment schedule, tax … Read more
Canadian families will receive their first Canada Child Benefit (CCB) payment of 2026 on January 20, 2026. For millions of parents and caregivers, this monthly deposit is one of the most important sources of financial support. It helps cover everyday costs such as groceries, housing, childcare, school supplies, clothing, and transportation. As the new year … Read more
In late 2025 and early 2026, many Canadians encountered headlines, social media posts, and online articles claiming that the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) would issue a $1,120 carbon rebate payment on January 23, 2026. These claims quickly spread across digital platforms, generating excitement and hope for extra financial support at the start of the year. … Read more
Canadian households are set to receive another round of carbon rebate support in early 2026. The CRA‑administered Carbon Rebate, commonly known as the Climate Action Incentive payment, is expected to arrive by January 16, 2026, with eligible households receiving up to $456 through direct deposit. As energy prices, transportation costs, and daily living expenses continue … Read more
For decades, age 65 has symbolized the traditional moment of retirement in Canada. It marked the time when workers left the workforce, claimed public pensions, and began a new phase of life. In recent years, however, that long-standing model has been steadily changing. Now, with the introduction of two new federal retirement paths, Canada is … Read more
The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has officially confirmed that eligible Canadians will begin receiving up to $533 in Goods and Services Tax / Harmonized Sales Tax (GST/HST) credit payments in January 2026. This tax-free benefit is part of the federal government’s ongoing efforts to assist low- and modest-income households coping with persistent cost-of-living pressures. What … Read more
Millions of Canadians are preparing for a significant financial boost in January 2026, as up to nine major government benefit payments are scheduled to land in bank accounts across the country. When combined, eligible households could receive $2,500 or more in a single month, offering much‑needed relief during the peak of winter and ongoing cost‑of‑living … Read more
Canada has taken a major step in reshaping how retirement works. The federal government has effectively ended retirement age 65 as a fixed benchmark, opening the door to new flexibility under the Canada Pension Plan (CPP) and Old Age Security (OAS). Beginning in late 2025 and expanding into 2026, seniors are no longer expected to … Read more