As the month of June 2025 unfolds, millions of Canadians across provinces and territories are set to receive various government benefits aimed at easing financial burdens. These payments—both federal and provincial—span a range of categories including retirement pensions, child benefits, disability support, education assistance, and municipal rebates. Given ongoing inflation and rising living costs, staying informed on benefit schedules and eligibility is crucial for households looking to optimize their finances.

This comprehensive guide outlines the major payments disbursed in June 2025, eligibility criteria, payment amounts, and relevant dates.

Summary Table: Key Payments in June 2025

Federal Retirement Benefits: CPP and OAS

Canada Pension Plan (CPP)

The Canada Pension Plan offers monthly payments to individuals who have made contributions throughout their working life. It is a contribution-based retirement benefit and can be claimed as early as age 60, though full payment begins at age 65.

• Maximum monthly payment (age 65): $1,433

• Average monthly payment: $758

• June 2025 Payment Date: June 26, 2025

• Eligibility: Canadian workers who contributed to the CPP

Old Age Security (OAS)

Old Age Security is a monthly payment funded through general tax revenues, available to seniors aged 65 and older. Payment amounts are based on age and income.

• Ages 65–74: $707.67 per month (income below $148,451)

• Ages 75+: $880.44 per month (income below $154,196)

• Payment Date: June 26, 2025

• Additional Programs: Guaranteed Income Supplement (GIS), Allowance, and Survivor Allowance

Support for Families: Canada Child Benefit and Ontario Child Benefit

Canada Child Benefit (CCB)

The CCB is a tax-free monthly benefit paid to families with children under 18. The CRA adjusts the amount based on net family income and number of children.

• Payment Date: June 20, 2025

• Annual Maximums (2024–2025):

  • $7,437 per child under age 6

  • $6,275 per child aged 6 to 17

Families with children with disabilities may qualify for the Child Disability Benefit of up to $3,173 annually per child.

Ontario Child Benefit (OCB)

The OCB supplements the CCB and supports low- to moderate-income families in Ontario.

• Maximum Annual OCB: $1,607 per child

• Eligibility: Based on income reported in the annual tax return

• Payments: Combined with the CCB

Ontario Trillium Benefit (OTB)

The OTB consolidates three separate credits to help low- and moderate-income Ontarians cover taxes and utility-related costs.

Components:

• Ontario Sales Tax Credit: Up to $345 annually

• Energy and Property Tax Credit: Up to $1,194 (non-seniors)

• Northern Ontario Energy Credit: Up to $158

• June 2025 Payment Date: June 10, 2025

• Payment Frequency: Monthly unless annual lump sum chosen

Veteran Disability Payments and Student Benefits

Veteran Disability Assistance

Eligible veterans from the Canadian Armed Forces and RCMP may receive tax-free monthly disability payments or lump sums for service-related injuries or conditions.

• Next Payment Date: June 27, 2025

• Amount: Varies based on disability level

• Additional Support: Available for spouses and dependents

Student Support Benefits (Through CPP)

Children aged 18–24 enrolled in post-secondary institutions may be eligible if their parent contributed to CPP and is deceased or disabled.

• Full-time students: $301.77/month

• Part-time students: $150.89/month

• Eligibility: Enrolled in a recognized institution and meeting attendance requirements

• Payment Schedule: Aligns with CPP payments (next on June 26, 2025)

Municipal Tax Rebates and Utility Subsidies

Several Ontario municipalities offer financial relief to eligible homeowners, especially seniors and persons with disabilities.

Eligibility Criteria:

• Must be aged 65+ or a person with a disability

• Own and reside in the home for at least one year

• Must receive GIS or ODSP

Additional Benefit: Eligible households also qualify for the Stormwater Charge Subsidy, reducing water-related costs.

Important Dates:

• Applications Accepted: Year-round

• Final Deadline: December 31, 2025

Official Website

Visit the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) for up-to-date information, eligibility calculators, and application portals for all federal programs.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. How do I ensure I receive my payment on time?

Ensure your tax filings are up to date and that your direct deposit information is current with CRA and provincial agencies.

2. Can I receive both CPP and OAS?

Yes, eligible seniors can receive both benefits simultaneously if they meet the requirements for each program.

3. Do I need to apply for the Ontario Trillium Benefit every year?

No, eligibility is assessed annually based on your tax return. If you qualify, you’ll automatically receive payments.

4. How are CCB amounts determined?

The amount depends on your family’s adjusted net income, number of children, and ages. CRA recalculates this each July based on your filed return.

5. Can students receive benefits even if living away from home?

Yes, as long as they meet eligibility criteria and are enrolled in a recognized post-secondary program.

6. What happens if I miss the property tax rebate deadline?

Late applications may be declined. Always apply before the final deadline of December 31.

Staying informed about benefit timelines and eligibility ensures that Canadians can plan their finances effectively and receive the full support to which they’re entitled. Whether you are a retiree, parent, student, or veteran, June 2025 includes vital payment opportunities designed to support your financial well-being.

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