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The Canadian government has confirmed the rollout of the Canada Disability Benefit (CDB) starting July 2025. This new national program will provide up to $200 per month (or $2,400 annually) to low-income adults living with disabilities. The benefit aims to reduce poverty, support financial stability, and bridge gaps in the current disability support system. With … Read more
The Disability Tax Credit (DTC) is a valuable federal program designed to reduce income tax for Canadians with severe and prolonged impairments. However, disputes often arise when multiple family members claim the same dependent’s DTC or when the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) reassesses your claim. In 2025, with increased awareness of tax benefits and tighter … Read more
The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has officially confirmed that the Climate Action Incentive Payment (CAIP) for July 2025 will be deposited on 15 July 2025. This quarterly tax-free payment is designed to offset the rising costs of carbon pricing for households, particularly in provinces under the federal carbon pollution pricing system. With energy prices soaring … Read more
The Canada Child Benefit (CCB) is set to rise in July 2025, helping millions of families cope with increasing living costs. The increase is tied to the Consumer Price Index (CPI), ensuring that the benefit keeps pace with inflation. This year’s adjustment will bring higher monthly payments for eligible families, especially those with multiple children … Read more
The Canada Child Benefit (CCB) remains one of the most important financial aids for families with children. As of July 2025, the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) has confirmed updated payment amounts and schedules to help families deal with rising costs. With an annual increase of up to $200 compared to 2024, families can now receive … Read more
In a landmark reform effective 22 July 2025, the UK government has announced that compensation payments for miscarriage of justice will no longer count towards capital thresholds for means-tested benefits. This change addresses years of criticism over how victims of wrongful convictions were treated once released, often leaving them without financial support. This article explores … Read more
Starting 22 July 2025, compensation payments for miscarriage of justice will no longer count as capital when applying for or receiving means-tested benefits such as Universal Credit (UC) and Pension Credit. However, claimants must still report these payments to the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) to ensure their records remain accurate. Failure to update … Read more
Starting 22 July 2025, individuals who receive compensation for a miscarriage of justice will see a significant change in how their benefits are calculated. The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has confirmed that such compensation will no longer count towards capital thresholds for means-tested benefits like Universal Credit, Pension Credit, Housing Benefit, and Council … Read more
Starting 22 July 2025, the UK government will introduce a major policy shift that ensures compensation payments for miscarriage of justice will no longer count towards capital limits for means-tested benefits. This long-awaited change comes as part of the government’s effort to address injustices faced by individuals whose wrongful convictions were overturned, but who were … Read more
Қазақстанда техникалық және кәсіптік білім беру ұйымдарына (ТжКБ) қабылдау ережелері жаңартылды. Білім министрлігі бекіткен жаңа қаулы 3 шілдеде шықты және колледждерге түсуді жоспарлап жүрген талапкерлер үшін маңызды өзгерістер әкеледі. Қандай өзгерістер болды? Биылдан бастап колледждерге қабылдау ережелері біріздендіріліп, әлеуметтік осал топтарға жеңілдіктер қарастырылды. Енді жалпы білім беру бағдарламаларын, техникалық және кәсіптік білім беру бағдарламаларын және … Read more