Canadian Seniors Over 65: 5 Bills You Could Pay Less For in 2026 (Government Benefits Most Miss!)

Описание: Are you a Canadian senior aged 65 or older? You could be missing valuable savings on everyday expenses simply because you don't know which benefits, discounts, and tax credits may be available to you in 2026.

In this video, we reveal five major expenses Canadian retirees should review: monthly bank account fees, prescription drug costs, dental care, property taxes, and income taxes. Depending on your province, income, banking arrangements, and eligibility, these programs could help you keep more of your retirement money.

Discover how to ask your bank about senior banking plans, check your provincial prescription drug coverage, explore the Canadian Dental Care Plan, and investigate property tax grants or deferral programs. We also explain age-related tax credits, eligible pension income deductions, and pension income splitting that may reduce the total tax paid by qualifying retired couples.

Important: Turning 65 does not automatically eliminate these bills. Eligibility requirements, fees, coverage, and application procedures vary by program and province. Some benefits require applications, annual renewals, or tax filing.

Watch until the end for a practical checklist of questions to ask your bank, pharmacy, provincial government, and tax professional.

Your retirement savings matter. Knowing which programs apply to you is the first step toward making your money go further.


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This week, choose one expense from the list and check whether you qualify for savings. A quick phone call or a review of your tax return could make a meaningful difference to your budget.

Disclaimer:

This video is for general educational purposes only and is not financial, tax, or legal advice. Benefits, eligibility, and program rules may change and vary by province. Verify current details through official Canadian government, provincial, banking, and program sources before making financial decisions.


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