For Canadians struggling amidst the rising cost of rent, grocery prices and day-to-day necessities, a handful of government benefits and credits are available in 2024. It's recommended that Canadians verify their eligibility as they could be entitled to thousands of dollars next year.
For residents of Quebec looking for extra money or ways to supplement inflation, the Quebec government offers several benefits and credits throughout December that could put you in a better spot financially. The Quebec government is disbursing several credits and benefits including the Quebec Pension Plan (QPP), Family Allowance, Shelter Allowance, Old Age Security and the Canada Workers' Benefit, to name a few.
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.
To the surprise of no one, the cost of living has had a major impact on people's spending habits. For many Canadians, prioritizing savings or seeking financial aid has become essential. The Quebec government offers a range of financial aid programs for low-income residents including a solidarity tax credit, social assistance, and the basic income program, to name a few. Additionally, residents have the option of applying to the provincial Shelter Allowance Program, designed to assist those struggling to cover their rent.