$7787 Canada Benefit Payments June–July 2025, Check Eligibility and Payment Dates

Canadian Benefit Payments in 2025: As Canada continues to support its citizens through various financial assistance programs, June and July 2025 bring significant benefit payment dates and new application opportunities. From child care credits to seniors’ pensions and a new disability benefit rollout, millions of Canadians are set to receive critical financial aid this summer.

This guide outlines all major payment dates, eligibility figures, and the launch of a new federal benefit—so you don’t miss a single dollar coming your way.

June 2025 Benefit Payment Dates: What to Expect

Several major federal and provincial payments are scheduled for June 2025. Here are the key programs and how much eligible recipients can expect.

Canada Child Benefit (CCB) – June 20, 2025

The Canada Child Benefit will be deposited on June 20, 2025, offering tax-free monthly payments to support families with children under 18.

For the 2025–2026 benefit year, eligible families can receive:

• Up to \$7,787 annually (approx. \$649/month) for children under age 6
• Up to \$6,570 annually (approx. \$547/month) for children aged 6 to 17
• Additional \$3,173 per year for children with a qualifying disability

This benefit is income-tested, meaning higher family income leads to reduced payments. The amount is recalculated every July based on the previous year’s tax return.

Ontario Trillium Benefit (OTB) – June 10, 2025

For residents of Ontario, the next OTB payment will arrive on June 10, 2025. This monthly benefit combines three separate provincial credits into one consolidated payment:

• Ontario Sales Tax Credit – Up to \$360 per year
• Energy and Property Tax Credit – Between \$1,248 and \$1,421 annually depending on household income and location
• Northern Ontario Energy Credit – Additional \$180 to \$277 for qualifying northern residents

Payments are automatically issued to those who filed their 2023 tax return and meet income requirements.

Canada Pension Plan (CPP) and Old Age Security (OAS) – June 26, 2025

CPP and OAS payments for the month of June will be deposited on June 26, 2025. Here’s what recipients can expect:

• OAS (age 65–74): \$707.67/month (for incomes below \$148,451)
• OAS (age 75+): \$880.44/month (for incomes below \$154,196)
• CPP Average Payment: Approximately \$758/month
• CPP Maximum Payment: Up to \$1,364.60/month

These amounts are indexed quarterly to account for inflation. Seniors receiving both CPP and OAS can expect a significant monthly income boost in June.

Veterans Affairs Canada Payments – June 27, 2025

Veterans receiving support from Veterans Affairs Canada will be issued their monthly Disability Pension and Pain and Suffering Compensation on June 27, 2025.

These payments are:

• Tax-free
• Calculated based on the severity and duration of service-related injuries or disabilities
• Paid monthly to eligible veterans, survivors, or dependents

Recipients should monitor their My VAC Account or mail for confirmation.

July 2025 Benefit Payment Schedule

July will continue the regular cycle of monthly federal and provincial benefits, with an important new addition launching for the first time.

Canada Child Benefit – July 18, 2025

The July 2025 CCB will be paid on July 18, marking the first payment under the new 2025–2026 benefit year. Families may notice an adjustment based on their updated income and number of children.

Ontario Trillium Benefit – July 10, 2025

Ontario residents will receive their next OTB payment on July 10, 2025, with amounts determined by the same three credit streams.

CPP and OAS – July 29, 2025

July’s pension payments will arrive on July 29, 2025, continuing the end-of-month schedule for both CPP and OAS.

Canada Disability Benefit Launch – July 2025

The new Canada Disability Benefit (CDB) officially launches in July 2025, marking a historic expansion of federal financial support for Canadians with disabilities.

Key details:

• First payments will go out in July 2025
• Applications must be received and approved by June 30, 2025
• The benefit is income-tested and meant to reduce poverty among working-age Canadians with disabilities

Exact payment amounts will vary, but the program is designed to supplement existing provincial and federal support, such as the Disability Tax Credit (DTC) and CPP Disability.

More information will be shared by the CRA and ESDC (Employment and Social Development Canada) closer to the full rollout.

How to Track Your Benefit Payments

To make sure you receive the correct amounts on time:

1. Log in to your CRA My Account
2. Review your benefit status and payment history
3. Ensure your banking and address details are up to date
4. Check notification alerts for any new program announcements

Pro tip: Set up direct deposit through CRA to avoid delays and access your money quickly.

What If You Don’t Receive a Payment?

If you’re expecting a payment but don’t see it:

• Wait 5 business days after the scheduled date
• Contact CRA or Service Canada
• Check for missing or incorrect tax filing information, as many benefits are tied to your 2023 return

Your local MP’s office or community support center may also help clarify eligibility or resolve delays.