Claim These 6 Canadian Benefits Before June 2025 Ends!

With cost of living soaring across Canada and many families feeling the economic strain, June 2025 brings much-needed financial relief through several government benefits.

From federal programs to provincial payouts, eligible residents should act now to claim benefits before June ends and ease their monthly burden. Let’s explore the key payments, eligibility criteria, and payout dates for various benefits available this month.

Why Now? Cost Pressures Mounting

According to recent figures from Statistics Canada:

Food prices rose by 3.8%
Housing costs jumped 3.4%
Transportation dropped slightly by 1.9%

Canadians are seeing rising prices, especially in everyday items like coffee, chicken, and eggs, due to tariffs and inflation. Now is the time to check your eligibility, set up direct deposit, and take full advantage of government benefits.

June 2025 Benefit Payments Schedule

Here’s a comprehensive table summarizing key Canadian benefit programs and their payout dates for June 2025:

Benefit Program	Payment Date	Eligibility Highlights	Estimated Amount
Ontario Trillium Benefit	June 10	Ontario residents, varies by age, marital status, taxes paid	Based on energy/property tax, sales tax, and region
B.C. Family Benefit	June 20	Families with children in British Columbia	$2,188 for 1st child, $1,375 for 2nd, $1,125 for additional children annually
Canada Child Benefit (CCB)	June 20	Families with children under 18 across Canada	Up to $648.91/month per child under 6, $547.50/month for ages 6–17
Canada Pension Plan (CPP)	June 26	Canadians 60+, with at least one CPP contribution	Avg. $899.67/month; Max $1,433/month
Old Age Security (OAS)	June 26	Canadians 65+ based on residency and income	Up to $727.67 (65–74), $800.44 (75+) per month
Veteran Disability Pension	June 27	Armed Forces, RCMP, WWII/Korea veterans with service-related medical conditions	$69.60 to $1,391.98/month

Ontario Trillium Benefit – June 10

Eligible Ontario residents will receive their Ontario Trillium Benefit (OTB) on June 10. This tax-free payment is a combination of:

Ontario Energy and Property Tax Credit
Northern Ontario Energy Credit
Ontario Sales Tax Credit

The payment amount varies based on:

Age
Marital status
Rent/property tax paid
Location within Ontario

B.C. Family Benefit – June 20

Families in British Columbia will receive their monthly Family Benefit payment with a 25% bonus. Although this bonus ends in June 2025, base benefits will continue. Up to 340,000 families receive this benefit each month.

You may be eligible for:

$2,188/year for the first child
$1,375/year for the second child
$1,125/year for each additional child

Payments are made via direct deposit or mailed cheques.

Canada Child Benefit (CCB) – June 20

The Canada Child Benefit provides monthly financial support to families with children under 18. The government increased payments by 4.7% in 2024, and eligible families will receive their June payment on the 20th.

Payment details:

Up to $648.91/month for children under 6
Up to $547.50/month for children aged 6–17

Ensure your tax filings are up to date to continue receiving CCB.

Canada Pension Plan (CPP) – June 26

The CPP retirement pension supports Canadians who’ve paid into the plan during their working years. To qualify, you must:

Be at least 60 years old
Have made at least one valid CPP contribution

June’s CPP payments will be made on June 26. Payout depends on your:

Retirement age
Contribution amount
Years contributed

Average payment: $899.67/month
Maximum: $1,433/month

Old Age Security (OAS) – June 26

Unlike CPP, the OAS pension is based on age and residency, not work history. To qualify:

Be 65 years or older
Be a Canadian citizen or legal resident
Have lived in Canada for at least 10 years since age 18

For those living abroad:

You must have lived in Canada for 20 years after turning 18.

Maximum monthly payments for 2025:

$727.67/month for those aged 65 to 74
$800.44/month for those 75 and older

Your payment is based on 2023’s income threshold:

Under $142,609 (ages 65–74)
Under $148,179 (ages 75+)

Veteran Disability Pension – June 27

This tax-free benefit supports veterans and RCMP members who have service-related disabilities. Paid on June 27, this pension supports:

Armed Forces members and veterans
RCMP officers
WWII and Korean War veterans
Eligible civilians

To qualify, you need a diagnosed condition directly linked to your service.

Payment range: $69.60 – $1,391.98/month, depending on disability severity. Lump sum Pain and Suffering Compensation may also be available.

June 2025 offers several key financial benefits to Canadians facing economic challenges. With inflation pressures mounting and living costs rising, taking advantage of these benefits could ease your burden.

Whether it’s the Ontario Trillium Benefit, B.C. Family Benefit, Canada Child Benefit, CPP, OAS, or Veteran Disability Pension, make sure you’re registered, eligible, and ready to receive your payments before June ends. Don’t miss out—check your eligibility today and claim what you’re owed.

FAQs

Can I apply for multiple Canadian benefits at once?

Yes. As long as you meet eligibility for each program, you can receive multiple benefits such as the CPP, OAS, and CCB simultaneously.

How do I ensure I get my benefit on time?

Set up direct deposit through the CRA or your provincial benefit portal to receive payments promptly.

What happens if I miss the June payment?

Payments for most benefits are recurring monthly. If you’re eligible but miss a payment, you may receive it retroactively after confirming eligibility and application details.