Canada Child Benefit September payments dropping early
14-09-2026 19:32 via moneysense.ca

Canada Child Benefit September payments dropping early

Families eligible to receive the Canada Child Benefit (CCB) can expect this month’s payment on Friday, September 18.Each July, the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) recalculates how much eligible Canadian families will receive in CCB payments, based on your adjusted family net income from the previous year. In July 2026, with the new benefit year kicking in, the CCB was adjusted to inflation and grew by 2%, based on Consumer Price Index (CPI) data.Usually payments go out on the 20th day of each
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