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CPP and OAS Land July 29: What the 1.2 Percent Increase Adds to Your Deposit

08/31/202607/20/2026 by Administrator
Senior couple reviewing paperwork and a smartphone at home, illustrating the OAS increase July 2026 and the July 29 CPP payment date

CPP and OAS payments arrive July 29, 2026, with OAS rising 1.2 percent to $751.97 and $827.17 monthly. Here are the new GIS amounts, the clawback thresholds and why your supplement may change by more.

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Why Did My EI Deductions Stop Mid-Year? (2026 Maximums Explained)

08/31/202607/20/2026 by Administrator
Woman working on a laptop at a bright office desk, illustrating why EI deductions stop mid-year once the 2026 maximum is reached

If your EI deduction suddenly vanished from your pay stub, you’ve hit the 2026 maximum of $1,123.07. Here’s when it happens at every salary level, what it means for your net pay, and the January catch to plan for.

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Canada Child Benefit Payments Go Up Monday: Here Is What Families Will Actually Receive

08/31/202607/19/2026 by Administrator
Mother working on a laptop at the kitchen table while her two young sons eat breakfast, illustrating the Canada Child Benefit increase

Canada Child Benefit payments increase starting July 20, 2026. New maximums reach $8,157 per child under 6 and $6,883 for ages 6 to 17, with higher income thresholds and a new base year that could change your deposit.

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2026 Federal Tax Brackets in Canada: CRA Income Tax Thresholds and Indexation Update

08/31/202607/17/2026 by Administrator
Person working at a desk with a laptop, papers and a lamp, reviewing the 2026 federal tax brackets and CRA indexation update

The 2026 federal tax brackets are confirmed: CRA thresholds indexed 2%, the lowest marginal rate cut to 14%, and the Basic Personal Amount raised to $16,452. Here are the full brackets, the indexation factor, and what it means for your federal tax payable.

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