Harnpreet Singh 
The 8th Pay Commission is a government-appointed panel constituted to review and recommend changes in central government employees’ salary, allowance, and pension structure, which pertains to pensioners in India. Constituted in January 2025, the commission follows the long-established tradition of access to Pay Commissions every ten years. Implementation Timeline & Status Projected Salary & Pension … Read more
1990 well-to-do Pulsars symbolize speed and glamour in the Indian marketplace. This episode featured the Bajaj Pulsar N250, a bike that has so much more to offer-the thought to better engine, modernism, and advanced features. This bike has been built especially for those youngsters who consider power and style synonymously. Bajaj Pulsar N250 Features The … Read more
The amalgamated payment program called the Ontario Trillium Benefit is given out to those who receive tax credits from OSTC, OEPTC, and NOEC. These credits are meant to provide some relief to low- and middle-income earners with sales tax, energy tax, and property taxes. Who Is Eligible? You only need to be eligible for one … Read more
Beginning in July 2025, low- and mid-income taxpayers will receive an extra GST/HST payment from the CRA amounting to 2.7% of their GST/HST payment. The payment is a one-time payment and is designed to provide financial relief to taxpayers. The payment will be estimated based on the 2024 tax returns. Eligibility criteria Applicants should: Credit … Read more
The GST/HST credit is a non-taxable benefit that is paid out four times a year. Its purpose is to help Canadians with low to moderate incomes to offset the GST/HST that they have paid. The credit is paid out by the Canada Revenue Agency, or CRA. There is no need to apply for such benefits … Read more
The Advanced Canada Workers Benefit (ACWB) is a type of pre-paid support for low-income working individuals, and is a part of the overall Canada Workers Benefit (CWB). Individuals and families that qualify can obtain up to 50% of their CWB (and their disability supplement, if it applies) in advance, which works to cover urgent financial … Read more
An article published recently says that the federal government and CRA will issue a $3,500 one-time Old Age Security (OAS) payment to all Canadians 65 and older in September 2025. The article says that seniors would receive the amount automatically regardless of their work status, provided they completed the required paperwork. However, there is no … Read more
There is a false claim in circulation that Canadian seniors will encounter a $2,200 rise in their CPP and OAS benefits by September 2025. The figure is not a new payment or a lump-sum bonus. It is, in fact, the sum of CPI-based cost-of-living increases accrued over the quarters. The Actual Process Behind OAS And … Read more
An unfounded assertion going around says that the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) is going to pay a one-time instalment of $2,500 in July 2025 to everyone who receives Canada Pension Plan (CPP) or Old Age Security (OAS) benefits. Although the figure resonated with many seniors orienting their attention toward rising inflation, the CRA and the … Read more
If you work in Canada, whether you have a job or run your own business, you are required to make contributions to the Canada Pension Plan (CPP). In the same way, the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) will deduct a portion of your earnings to be used as retirement benefits. Start Making Contributions Early To have … Read more