CRA Confirms 2025 GST/HST Credit Up To $680 – Full Payment Schedule, Eligibility & Amounts Revealed

The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has officially announced the details for the 2025 GST/HST Credit, a vital tax-free benefit aimed at helping low- and middle-income households manage the rising cost of living. This quarterly credit provides much-needed relief for millions of Canadians, with automatic eligibility checks once you file your annual income tax return. No separate application is Continue reading

$500 Canada Housing Benefit 2025 – Who Qualifies And When Payments Arrive

In July 2025, the Canadian government confirmed the continuation of the $500 Housing Benefit, designed to provide a critical, one-time payment to low-income renters burdened by rising rent costs. Managed by the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA), this temporary support is an integral part of Canada’s strategy to improve housing affordability in major cities where rent remains exceptionally high. What Is the $500 Housing Continue reading

Canada’s $7,500 Renovation Refund And $200 Monthly Disability Support – Eligibility Rules & Payment Schedule

Starting in 2025, Canadian families can benefit from two powerful federal supports aimed at enhancing home accessibility and easing disability-related financial strain: Together, these programs reflect Canada’s commitment to stronger family support and inclusive housing. Renovation Refund: MHRTC Details Feature Details Credit Amount 15% of renovation costs, up to $7,500 Eligible Expenses Up to $50,000 per qualifying renovation Qualifying Occupant Continue reading

CRA Confirms Canada Student Tax Credits 2025 – Tuition, Loan Interest & Moving Expenses Explained

Studying in Canada is a big dream for many, but the cost of tuition fees, student loans, and moving for education can be a heavy burden. The good news is that the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) provides several student tax credits and deductions to help reduce these costs. For the 2025 tax year, students, recent Continue reading

Canada’s $1,800 CCB Bonus Arrives In October 2025 – Eligibility Rules & Payment Schedule Revealed

Canadian families are poised to receive a significant financial boost this fall: a one-time $1,800 bonus added to the Canada Child Benefit (CCB) in October 2025. This initiative comes at a critical time as rising inflation and childcare costs squeeze household budgets. Administered through the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA), the bonus is automatically issued—no extra application is needed for eligible families. Continue reading

$4,000 CPP & OAS Bonus In 2025 – Find Out If You Qualify For This Major Payout

Good news for Canadian seniors: Canada Pension Plan (CPP) and Old Age Security (OAS) are both increasing in 2025—not via a one-time bonus, but through enhanced monthly payments, which together could add up to approximately $4,000 extra per year for qualifying retirees. These enhancements are designed to offer better financial stability amid ongoing living cost pressures. What’s Changing in 2025? The CPP maximum monthly Continue reading

CRA’s $8,000 Ontario Childcare Rebate 2025 – Eligibility Rules And Key Payment Dates

Ontario parents can now access the Ontario Childcare Rebate, unveiled for 2025 by the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA). This substantial benefit offers up to $8,000 per child (under age 7) to ease the burden of childcare costs. Designed as a direct rebate, it simplifies previous layered supports into one efficient, impactful payment. Why It Matters Rising childcare expenses Continue reading

New CRA Payment Of $300 To Arrive In 2025 – Who Gets It And When To Expect On Your Account

The $300 CRA Federal Payment 2025 is a one-time financial support offered by the Canadian government to help people who are struggling with high living costs. This payment is designed to help with essential expenses like food, rent, electricity bills, and other daily needs. Many Canadians may find the rules and dates for this payment Continue reading

No More Retiring At 65 – New OAS & CPP Age Rules Set To Transform Retirement In Canada

In Canada, the traditional milestone at age 65—when Old Age Security (OAS) and the Canada Pension Plan (CPP) typically begin—no longer guarantees a comfortable retirement. With people living longer, government incentives for delaying benefits, and rising living costs, the decision on when to retire is becoming more flexible. The age of 65 is no longer the automatic choice for Continue reading

$1,860 OAS Payment In August 2025 – See Who Qualifies And When You’ll Get Paid

Rumors of a $1,860 Old Age Security (OAS) payment hitting Canadian seniors’ bank accounts in August 2025 have sparked excitement — and confusion. While it’s true that OAS payments are increasing this year, the widely shared $1,860 figure doesn’t reflect a single OAS deposit. Instead, it appears to combine multiple retirement benefits, such as OAS, the Canada Continue reading