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If you receive the Canada Pension Plan (CPP) or Old Age Security (OAS), including the Guaranteed Income Supplement (GIS), you will get your payments from the government soon.
Service Canada is issuing this month’s payments on Friday, September 25, 2026. Both CPP and OAS/GIS payments are issued on the same date each month.
Here’s what you should know about your eligibility and expected amount, per the Government of Canada.
What are Canada Pension Plan (CPP) payments?
The Canada Pension Plan a taxable monthly benefit that replaces part of your income after.
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Financial freedom requires planning and patience. This is the first piece of a series of posts on exploring various investment avenues.
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If you’re retired or nearing it, by definition you’re in the retirement risk zone. After half a lifetime or so of prudent saving and investing, you’re now living in part on your accumulated capital and with luck some pensions and/or annuities provided by some combination of the government and past employers.
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You’ve driven through a flurry of embers to safety. You’ve found high ground as floodwaters rushed in. You’ve dodged the immediate danger to life and limb, and then the financial reality hits. For those forced from their homes due to fire or flood—in many cases with little more than the clothes on their backs—there are few things more daunting than having to then navigate unexpected costs, insurance claims, and bills that still need to be paid.
The financial fallout can last for years
“The impacts of these natural disasters are much broader than just that physical damage. It can disrupt virtually every aspect of someone’s financial life,” said Ali Harris-Saunders, with the non-profit Credit Counselling Society.
She divides the financial impacts into near- and long-term. Near-term includes the cost of accommodations, food, and other essentials during an evacuation, along with lost income and repairs to damaged property. Longer-term considerations could include reduced property values, higher insurance premiums, and the debt that often racks up once emergency funds are depleted.
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