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The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA), in coordination with Service Canada, has officially confirmed the Old Age Security (OAS) payment date for June 2025.
This monthly benefit remains a vital source of income for seniors aged 65 and older who qualify based on legal status, residency, and income thresholds.
In this article, we’ll break down the exact payment date, eligibility criteria, and how much you can expect to receive this month.
June 2025 OAS Payment Date Confirmed
The CRA has set the June 2025 OAS payment date for Wednesday, June 26, 2025. Seniors who have enrolled in direct deposit will receive their funds directly into their bank accounts on this date.
Those who haven’t set up direct deposit will get their cheques in the mail a few business days after. To avoid delays, recipients are urged to ensure their banking details and mailing addresses are up to date with Service Canada.
Eligibility Criteria for OAS Payments
To be eligible for OAS pension payments, individuals must meet the following requirements:
- Be 65 years of age or older
- Be a Canadian citizen or legal resident
- Have resided in Canada for at least 10 years after age 18
- Meet income-related thresholds for full or partial OAS payments
OAS Payment Amounts for June 2025
The actual OAS monthly payment varies depending on several factors:
- Years of residence in Canada after age 18
- Individual or combined income
- Whether recipients qualify for additional benefits like the Guaranteed Income Supplement (GIS)
Below is a table summarizing the OAS and GIS maximum amounts for June 2025:
| Benefit Type | Maximum Monthly Amount (Estimated June 2025) |
|---|---|
| Old Age Security (OAS) Pension | $713.34 |
| Guaranteed Income Supplement (GIS) – Single | $1,065.47 |
| GIS – Married/Common-law (Spouse does not receive OAS) | $1,065.47 |
| GIS – Both Spouses receive OAS | $641.35 |
Note: These amounts are indexed quarterly and may reflect minor changes due to inflation adjustments as measured by the Consumer Price Index (CPI).
Automatic Adjustments for Cost of Living
The CRA and Service Canada adjust OAS payments every quarter to reflect changes in the cost of living.
These updates are tied to the Consumer Price Index (CPI). Beneficiaries do not need to reapply to receive the increased amounts—adjustments are applied automatically.
This system ensures seniors’ purchasing power is not eroded by inflation, and that they can continue to cover basic expenses without financial strain.
Manage Your OAS Benefits Through My Service Canada Account (MSCA)
To streamline the process and avoid long wait times on the phone, seniors are encouraged to use the My Service Canada Account (MSCA) online portal.
Through MSCA, you can:
- Check payment status
- Update banking information
- Change mailing address
- View benefit eligibility
- Print official statements
To register or access your MSCA, visit Canada.ca and navigate to the Service Canada section.
Looking Ahead: Continued Support for Seniors
With the next OAS payment arriving on June 26, 2025, the Canadian government continues its commitment to support the financial stability of seniors across the country.
The system remains reliable, and the integration of digital tools like MSCA ensures easier access and management for older Canadians.
It’s important that eligible seniors keep their records up to date and remain informed of any policy changes that may impact their benefits.
The CRA has confirmed June 26, 2025, as the next OAS payment date, offering essential support to eligible seniors. With rising living costs, OAS remains a dependable income source.
Ensure your personal information is current and utilize My Service Canada Account for secure, seamless access to your benefits.
FAQs
When is the OAS payment date for June 2025?
The confirmed date for OAS payment in June 2025 is Wednesday, June 26, 2025. Direct deposit recipients will receive their funds on this date.
How much will seniors receive in OAS for June 2025?
The maximum monthly OAS payment is estimated at $713.34 for June 2025, with additional amounts possible through the GIS for eligible low-income seniors.
How can I change my OAS banking or mailing information?
You can update your information using the My Service Canada Account (MSCA) online portal to ensure there are no delays in receiving your benefits.