Canada Federal Benefits in June 2025: Complete Payment Timeline

Canada Benefit Payments for June 2025 Money tight this month? You’re not alone. With rising costs, every dollar counts—and luckily, the Canadian government has several benefit payments coming in June to help ease the strain.

Whether you’re a senior relying on pensions, a parent needing child support, or a student trying to make ends meet, knowing when and how much you’re getting can make all the difference.

Let’s break it down so you can plan ahead with confidence.

Senior Benefits: CPP & OAS Payments

If you’re 60 or older, mark your calendar for June 26, 2025—that’s when your Canada Pension Plan (CPP) and Old Age Security (OAS) payments hit your account.

Here’s what you need to know:

Program	Who Qualifies?	Max Monthly (2025)	Payment Date
CPP	Age 60+, contributed to CPP	$1,433 (at 65)	June 26
OAS (65–74)	Income under $148,451	$707.67	June 26
OAS (75+)	Income under $154,196	$880.44	June 26

Canada Child Benefit (CCB): Extra Help for Families

Raising kids is expensive—thankfully, the CCB helps. June 20, 2025, is your next payment date.

• Here’s how much you could get:
• Under 6 years old: Up to $7,437/year ($619.75/month)
• Aged 6–17: Up to $6,275/year ($522.91/month)
• Child Disability Benefit: Extra $3,173/year if eligible

In Ontario? You might also get the Ontario Child Benefit (OCB), adding up to $1,607/year per child.

• Ontario Trillium Benefit (OTB): Tax Relief for Low-Income Households
• Struggling with bills? The OTB could help. Payments go out June 10, 2025, and include:
• Ontario Sales Tax Credit – Up to $345/year
• Energy & Property Tax Credit – Up to $1,194/year
• Northern Ontario Energy Credit – Up to $158/year

How it’s paid:

• Monthly (if you chose that option)
• Lump sum (if you prefer)

Veterans Disability Pension: Support for Those Who Served

If you or a loved one was injured in service, the Veterans Disability Pension arrives on June 27, 2025.

• Tax-free
• Monthly or lump sum (monthly is inflation-protected)
• Extra support for spouses/children in some cases

Student Benefits: Help for Young Adults

If you’re 18–24 and your parent is deceased or on CPP Disability, you might qualify for:

• Full-time students: $301.77/month
• Part-time students: $150.89/month

Municipal Relief: Property Tax & Utility Help

Some Ontario cities offer property tax breaks and utility rebates for:

• Seniors (65+)
• People on ODSP

Eligibility rules:

• Must own & live in the home for at least a year
• Must receive GIS or ODSP

Deadline to apply: December 31, 2025 (but don’t wait—funds are limited).

FAQs: Quick Answers to Common Questions