The Canada Child Benefit (CCB) is indeed a valuable tax-free benefit for eligible families to support the upbringing of children. It’s calculated based on the number of children and their ages, as well as your family income. The payment for November 2023 is scheduled for November 20, 2023
CCB Payment Dates 2023
Canada Child Benefit (CCB) is a tax-free financial support provided monthly to eligible families to help raise their children. The CCB amount is determined by factors such as the number and ages of your children, as well as your family income. For November 2023, the payment is scheduled for November 20, 2023. The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) makes CCB payments on the following dates in 2023:
| Date | Day |
| January 20 | Friday |
| February 20 | Monday |
| March 20 | Monday |
| April 20 | Thursday |
| May 19 | Friday |
| June 20 | Tuesday |
| July 20 | Thursday |
| August 18 | Friday |
| September 20 | Wednesday |
| October 20 | Friday |
| November 20 | Monday |
| December 13 | Wednesday |
For instance if any of these dates land on a weekend or holiday, payment shall be accomplished on the subsequent businesses day.
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Receiving Your CCB Payment
You must register with the CRA to get your CCB payment. Online, by phone, or by mail you can register. After registering, you may opt for direct deposits or cheques.
If you opt for direct deposit, your payment would be deposited into your given bank account on the payment date. If you decide to receive the payment through cheque, we will mail it to you and it will take between 7 to 10 business days.
Why don’t you get CCB payment when due?
If you don’t receive your CCB payment on time, there are a few things you can do:
Make sure the payment has been processed by checking your CRA My Account.
Verify if the payment is on your bank account.
You can also call the CRA to know if your payment has been processed.
CCB Eligibility
To be eligible for the CCB, the following things are mandatory:
- You must live in Canada.
- You have no criminal convictions; one child below the age of 18; one child is your responsibility.
- Valid SIN number is required.
- Your family’s income has to be at or below a certain level.
Under the CCB eligibility threshold, it is determined by how many kids you have and their age. For instance, a family with one child below six years qualifies for an income of $194,356. For a family with two children under the age of 18, the eligibility threshold is $217,340.
How to apply for the CCB?
The CCB is available for application over the internet, or through telephone and by mail. You will require to make a CRA My Account to apply online. If you have created a CRA My Account, you can login and follow the instructions to apply for the CCB.
You can also submit an application by calling the CRA. If you want to apply by mail, you can download and fill in a CCB application form from the CRA website. Once you have completed the application form, you can mail it to the CRA at the following address:
- Canada Revenue Agency, Benefit Payment Centre, P.O. Box 9000 Summerside, PE C1N 6C6
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CCB Changes in 2023
There are no major changes to the CCB in 2023. However, the CRA has made a few minor changes to the program:
- The CCB eligibility threshold has been increased slightly.
- The CCB payment amounts have been indexed to inflation.
- The CRA has introduced a new online tool to help families estimate their CCB payments.
Tips for receiving your CCB payment on time
Ensure that you are already registered with the CRA and have current contact information.
- Decide whether direct deposit is preferred for payment. This is the quickest and most trustworthy method of receiving payment.
- When receiving your payment through cheque, provide a valid mailing address or else.
- Make sure to verify your account at CRA My Account for information about your payments.
- If you have a problem with your CCB payments contact the CRA.
How to use your CCB payment wisely?
The CCB is a valuable financial resource for families with children. Here are a few tips for using your CCB payment wisely:
- Create a budget: This will help you track your income and expenses and make sure you are spending your CCB payment on the most important things.
- Set financial goals: What goals do you want to reach with your CCB payment? Are you planning on saving for your child’ s Education? Buy a house? Pay off debt? After establishing your financial objectives, you will be in position to develop a plan for attaining them.
- Invest in your child’s future: It is a great way of saving for your child’s education or future life expenses – the CCB. You have numerous investment opportunities to pick from, so that suits your family’s needs.
- Pay down debt: With debts, you can use the CCB payment to pay extra and so clear off the loans fastly and cut down on the interest.
- Give back to your community: If you have met your basic needs with the help of CCB, think about making a donation to the charity or volunteering to help a cause which is close to you.
The CCB is important as a valuable financial resource to families with kids. How to use your CCB payment to brighten up your child’s future.
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