$1,380 Cash Bonus for Seniors in June 2025 – How to Claim It, Eligibility, and Payment Date

The buzz about a $1,380 cash bonus for Canadian seniors in June 2025 is everywhere, but is it real? Many retirees are wondering if this is an official government payout, how to check eligibility, and when their next payment is coming. With different benefits like OAS, GIS, and CPP already in place, it’s important to separate fact from fiction.

This guide clears up the confusion, breaks down real payment programs, and shows you how to stay on top of your benefits.

Overview

Here’s a quick look at the current facts and what seniors can expect this June:

Rumor

So, where did this $1,380 bonus talk come from? Truth is, there’s no official program offering that amount in June 2025. The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) and Service Canada haven’t released any updates supporting the claim.

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This rumor likely grew from past COVID-related payments made in 2020 and 2021. But for now, there’s no $1,380 bonus scheduled.

Confirmed

Although the bonus isn’t real, seniors will still receive their standard monthly benefits on June 28, 2025. Here’s what you can count on:

Old Age Security (OAS)

• Eligibility: 65+ with at least 10 years in Canada after age 18
• Monthly Payment:
  • Ages 65–74: Up to $727.67
  • Ages 75+: Up to $800.44
• Next Payment Date: June 28, 2025

Guaranteed Income Supplement (GIS)

• Eligibility: Low-income seniors receiving OAS
• Monthly Payment:
  • Singles: Up to $1,086.88
  • Couples: Varies based on combined income
• Next Payment Date: June 28, 2025

Canada Pension Plan (CPP)

• Eligibility: 60+ with valid contributions from employment
• Monthly Payment:
  • Max at 65: $1,433
  • Average: Around $900
• Next Payment Date: June 28, 2025

Relief

What about the $2,350 relief payment? This one looks more promising.

• Eligibility:
  • Age 65 or older
  • Annual income under $70,000
  • Must file your 2024 taxes
• Expected Date: Mid-2025
• How to Get It: No application needed—automatic for eligible seniors

Check

Want to stay informed about your payments or track any future announcements? Here’s how:

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1. Login to My Service Canada Account
   Go to the official website and log in securely.
2. Review Your Payments
   Check if your OAS, GIS, or CPP deposits are scheduled or updated.
3. Update Your Details
   Make sure your direct deposit and address information are accurate.
4. Stay Alert
   Sign up for alerts, follow news from trusted Canadian government sources.

Warning

Unfortunately, when rumors like the $1,380 bonus start to spread, scammers jump at the chance.

• Never give personal details over the phone or email.
• Don’t click links from unknown sources.
• Only trust sites ending in “.gc.ca”.
• Report suspicious activity to the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre.

History

Why do so many seniors expect bonus payments? Here’s a look back:

• 2020: $300 COVID payment to OAS recipients
• 2020: Extra $200 for those receiving GIS
• 2022: OAS boost for those aged 75 and over

This history of support helps explain why seniors keep an eye out for new announcements.

The bottom line? The $1,380 cash bonus is just a rumor for now. But if you’re eligible for OAS, GIS, or CPP, rest assured your payment is on the way this June. And with a $2,350 relief payment expected later this year, there could be more real help ahead.

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