Next Canada Pension Plan Payments Arriving on September 25
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As we move towards the end of September 2025, many Canadian retired residents are preparing for CPP payments scheduled to be deposited on September 25 that could total up to CAD 1,600 or more, offering much-needed support amidst the rising living costs.
As we move towards the end of September 2025, many Canadians are preparing to receive a crucial financial relief benefit, i.e., the Canada Pension Plan (CPP) payments. For the retired residents, these payments could total up to CAD 1,600 or more, offering much-needed support amidst the rising living costs.
CPP is managed by the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) and Service Canada; these monthly deposits continue to be a crucial part of the income source for millions.
When Will CPP Payment Arrive in September 2025?
The September 2025 CPP payments are set to be deposited on Thursday, September 25. You must also note that:
- Direct deposit users will see the funds in their bank accounts on the very same day
- While the cheque recipients might need to wait a few extra days for delivery
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Next CPP Payment Dates for 2025
The next scheduled payment dates for the Canada Pension Plan (CPP) payments by CRA for the year 2025 include:
- October 29, 2025 (Wednesday)
- November 26, 2025 (Wednesday)
- December 22, 2025 (Monday)
How Much Will You Receive in September 2025 CPP Benefit?
The CPP amount varies based on your work history, age of retirement, and your eligibility for additional benefits. As of 2025, the maximum monthly retirement benefit you can receive at age 65 is CAD 1,433.
However, the average benefit that a new beneficiary receives is around CAD 845 per month, as not everyone would qualify for the maximum benefit
CPP benefit amounts for 2025 include:
| Benefit | Monthly Payment (in CAD) |
|---|---|
| Post-Retirement Benefit (65 years) | Up to 49.39 |
| Disability Benefit | Up to 1,673.24 |
| Post-Retirement Disability Benefit | Up to 598.49 |
| Survivor’s Pension (under 65) | Up to 770.88 |
| Survivor’s Pension (65+) | Up to 859.80 |
| Children’s Benefit (full-time student or under 18) | Up to 301.77 |
| Children’s Benefit (part-time student) | Up to 150.89 |
| Combined Survivor’s + Retirement Pension (65 years) | Up to 1,449.53 |
| Combined Survivor’s + Disability Benefit | Up to 1,683.57 |
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