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As the cost of living across Canada continues to rise, Quebec residents are looking for ways to not only save money but earn more, too. The Quebec and federal governments offers a handful of financial programs and credits that could offset inflation and help Canadians struggling at the moment, particularly low-income families.
Quebec residents may be eligible for several government benefits and credits offered in February to ease financial strain. Verifying eligibility for programs such as the Quebec Pension Plan, Family Allowance, Old Age Security, and the Canada Child Benefit is recommended as you could be entitled to hundreds of dollars.
The surging cost of living in Canada has placed a significant burden on residents, impacting expenses like groceries, rent, and everyday necessities. To address the financial challenges faced by Quebecers, especially those with lower incomes, both federal and provincial governments are extending a range of benefits and credits this winter season.
The surging cost of living in Canada has placed a significant burden on residents, impacting expenses like groceries, rent, and everyday necessities. To address the financial challenges faced by Quebecers, especially those with lower incomes, both federal and provincial governments are extending a range of benefits and credits this winter season.
On October 26, Quebec Premier François Legault announced that the provincial government would be moving forward with its plan to send inflation payments of between $400 and $600 to millions of Quebecers — and some residents could receive the one-time payment as soon as the first week of December.