Canada Confirms June & July 2025 Benefit Cheques – Here’s How to Get Yours Fast

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Canada’s benefit payments for June and July 2025 are landing in bank accounts soon, offering essential support to families, seniors, low-income workers, and persons with disabilities.

From the new Canada Disability Benefit to regular deposits like CCB, OAS, and GST/HST credits, this summer could bring thousands in benefits—if you know how to claim them.

This easy-to-follow guide outlines all the payment dates, how much you could get, how to apply quickly, and tips to make sure nothing slips through the cracks.

Timeline

Here’s a quick look at key payments arriving in June and July 2025:

BenefitJune 2025July 2025Max AnnualAction Steps
CCBJune 20July 18Up to $7,997 (under 6), $6,748 (6–17)File 2024 return
CPP & OASJune 26July 29CPP varies; OAS up to $734/moApply via Service Canada
GST/HSTJuly 4$533 single, $698 couples + $184/childFile tax return
OTBJune 10July 10Varies by rent, energy, property taxSubmit ON-BEN with taxes
ACWBJuly 11$1,590 single, $2,739 family + $821 (disability)Claim on 2024 return
CDBApp opens June 20Starts JulyUp to $2,400/yearApply early with DTC

Filing

Want to get your payments on time? File your 2024 taxes now, even if you had no income. CRA and Service Canada both use tax returns to calculate eligibility.

Other quick tips:

  • Set up direct deposit on CRA My Account
  • Update address, marital status, dependents
  • Avoid paper cheques—they’re slower
  • Use NETFILE software or a free tax clinic

CCB

The Canada Child Benefit helps parents with kids under 18.

2025 monthly estimates:

  • Under 6: about $666
  • Ages 6–17: about $562

Your July 18 payment will be based on your 2024 income. Apply through birth registration, CRA My Account, or Form RC66.

CPP

CPP and OAS are lifelines for seniors.

  • CPP: Based on what you paid in while working. Average ~$758/mo
  • OAS: Starts at age 65 if you’ve lived in Canada for 10+ years

OAS July 2025 rates:

  • Ages 65–74: $714.21/mo
  • Ages 75+: $784.67/mo

Payments come June 26 and July 29.

GST/HST

The GST/HST credit helps low-income earners manage sales taxes.

  • $533 for individuals
  • $698 for couples
  • Extra $184 per child under 19

Next payout: July 4, 2025. Just file your return—no separate form needed.

Provincial

  • Paid June 10 and July 10
  • Includes energy, property tax, and sales tax credits
  • File ON-BEN with your taxes

Alberta Child & Family Benefit (ACFB)

  • Quarterly payment for low-income families
  • Based on income and number of children

BC Climate Action Credit

  • $174 per adult, $51 per child
  • Paid quarterly alongside GST/HST credit

Each province has its own extra programs. Check your provincial finance site for more info.

ACWB

The Advanced Canada Workers Benefit is for employed people with modest incomes.

  • $1,590 max for individuals
  • $2,739 max for families
  • Additional $821 if you have a disability

Next payment: July 11, 2025. File your taxes to qualify automatically.

CDB

The Canada Disability Benefit launches in July 2025 to help people with disabilities aged 18–64.

  • Amount: Up to $200/month ($2,400/year)
  • Must have a valid Disability Tax Credit (DTC)
  • Application opens June 20
  • Payments start in July

Apply through Service Canada with your SIN and 2024 Notice of Assessment.

Tips

  • File taxes early, even with no income
  • Double-check line 23600 (net income) for accuracy
  • Update CRA if your address or family status changes
  • Use CRA’s benefit calculator to estimate amounts
  • Ask for help at a free tax clinic if needed

Budget Example

Tara is a single mom in Ontario earning $32,000/year with two kids aged 3 and 9.

Estimated monthly summer benefits:

BenefitMonthly Estimate
CCB$1,200
GST/HST$133 quarterly ($44/month)
ACWB$265 quarterly ($88/month)
OTB$90
CDB$200 (if eligible)

Total: Around $1,700/month in support.

FAQs

When is the CCB payment in July 2025?

It’s scheduled for July 18, 2025.

How much is the GST credit in 2025?

$533 single, $698 for couples, plus $184 per child.

What is the new Canada Disability Benefit?

Up to $200/month for eligible adults with disabilities.

Do I need to apply for GST/HST?

No, just file your tax return to qualify.

How do I receive ACWB early?

File your 2024 return and meet income requirements.

Zoha

Zoha is a seasoned finance writer who specializes in topics like stimulus checks, social security, and pension schedules. With years of experience covering financial news and government assistance programs, he helps readers navigate the complexities of benefits, retirement planning, and public policies. Known for his in-depth research and commitment to accuracy, Zoha delivers practical insights and trustworthy advice, making finance and government schemes easy to understand for everyone.

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