The Canada Pension Plan (CPP) remains the backbone of retirement security in Canada, providing monthly income to millions of seniors. After the successful rollout of the CPP early payout bonus in October 2025, the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has signaled that this benefit may be extended into 2026, offering additional financial relief to pensioners who … Read more
The Canada Pension Plan (CPP) is a vital source of retirement income for millions of Canadians. In October 2025, the government has confirmed a CPP early payout bonus to provide additional support for eligible recipients. This initiative is aimed at easing the financial pressure many retirees face due to rising living costs and inflation. What … Read more
The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has announced important updates to the GST/HST Credit program in 2026, introducing new eligibility rules, payment changes, and adjusted income thresholds. These reforms are part of the government’s long-term effort to modernize tax benefits and provide better-targeted support to Canadians struggling with the cost of living. For millions of households, … Read more
For Canadian seniors, the Old Age Security (OAS) pension is a cornerstone of retirement income. It is one of the most widely accessible federal benefits, designed to provide a basic level of financial support in retirement. In 2025, questions around when to start OAS payments remain important. While many take OAS as soon as they … Read more
The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has confirmed an extra GST/HST credit for October 2025, designed to ease financial pressure on low- and middle-income households. This one-time top-up comes in addition to the regular quarterly credit and is part of Ottawa’s broader efforts to help families cope with persistent inflation, rising grocery bills, and high housing … Read more
Every year, millions of Canadians depend on the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) to process tax refunds, benefit payments, and applications for credits. But in 2025, many taxpayers and beneficiaries have reported delays in receiving money from the CRA. These delays have left families stressed, especially those relying on timely refunds or monthly benefit top-ups to … Read more
Retirement in Canada can feel financially uncertain, especially with rising living costs and healthcare expenses. To ease the burden, seniors are supported by a combination of federal programs, including the Canada Pension Plan (CPP), Old Age Security (OAS), and the Guaranteed Income Supplement (GIS). In 2025, the maximum combined benefits for eligible seniors can reach … Read more
The Canadian government has confirmed an extra $250 Cost of Living Payment in 2026, aimed at helping households manage inflation and rising expenses in the new year. This relief is part of Ottawa’s continuing strategy to support low- and middle-income Canadians struggling with the cost of essentials such as food, rent, utilities, and healthcare. The … Read more
The Canadian government has confirmed the next $250 Cost of Living Payment for October 2025, aimed at helping households manage rising expenses. With food, rent, and energy prices continuing to put pressure on families, the Canada Cost of Living Payment October 2025 provides timely support to low- and middle-income Canadians. This article explains the payment … Read more
The Canadian government has announced a set of new driving law changes effective from October 2025, aimed at improving road safety, reducing distracted driving, and modernizing enforcement systems across provinces. These reforms follow years of rising accident rates linked to speeding, impaired driving, and distracted phone use. For motorists, the Canada Driving Law October 2025 … Read more