Eligible Canadians can expect money from the government next week

Several government benefits are scheduled to be paid out next week, giving Canadians a little extra financial support.

Whether you’re raising children or living with a disability, these upcoming benefits are meant to put more money in Canadians’ pockets. Here’s a look at the benefits scheduled to be paid out, including their payment dates, how much you could receive, and the eligibility requirements.

Canada Disability Benefit (CDB) — Nov. 19

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The Canada Disability Benefit (CDB) is financial support for people living with disabilities.

The benefit is administered by Service Canada, and Canadians between 18 and 64 years old who meet the eligibility requirements may qualify. The maximum monthly amount that you could receive is $204.20, based on your family’s net income from your 2025 federal income tax return.

Check out Daily Hive’s guide to learn more about the requirements and application process.

Canada Child Benefit (CCB) — Nov. 20

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Canadians who meet the eligibility criteria could receive the Canada Child Benefit (CCB) tax-free payments. The amount you receive depends on your adjusted family net income in 2025. If you made less than $38,237, you could receive the maximum benefit for each eligible child. Payments start to decrease if your income is over that amount.

The maximum you could receive for each child under the age of six is $8,157 per year ($679.75 per month). For children six to 17 years old, maximum payments are $6,883 per year ($573.58 per month).

In addition, if your child is eligible for the disability tax credit, you could also get child disability benefit payments automatically added to your CCB benefit. The benefit provides families up to $290 per month for each child.