Learn about the benefits and credits available to adults 65 years and older.

Chapters
0:00 Intro
3:05 Outline
3:51 Common types of income for adults 65+
5:09 Old Age Security (OAS) and Guaranteed Income Supplement (GIS)
6:28 Canada Pension Plane (CPP)
8:39 Benefit and credit payments adults 65+ may be eligible to receive
9:52 GST/HST credit
10:57 Canada child benefit (CCB)
12:13 Canada worker benefit (CWB)
15:35 Common tax credits and deductions for adults 65+
16:07 Age amount
17:06 Pension income amount
18:03 Pension income splitting
19:27 Disability Tax Credit
20:44 Amounts transferred to you or your spouse
22:41 Canada caregiver credit
23:40 Home accessibility tax credit
25:03 Medical Expenses
26:05 Registered retirement savings plan (RRSP)
26:35 RRSP options for the year you turn 71
28:43 Use the benefits finder and online calculator
29:09 My Account for individuals
29:54 Digital services
30:54 Need help?
31:51 Following a death
33:00 Uncashed CRA cheques
33:53 Do your taxes on time
34:31 There are a few ways to do your taxes
36:09 File my return
38:10 Free tax help
39:28 Be scam smart
40:57 Want to learn more about taxes?…(read more)

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As technology advances and online communication becomes more prevalent, webinar has become an increasingly popular forum for knowledge sharing and learning. Its accessibility and convenience have made it an excellent tool for reaching out to a wider audience, including adults aged 65 and above.

Webinar is a virtual seminar or workshop that is conducted through the internet, allowing people to attend and participate from the comfort of their own homes. It usually involves a presenter or panel of experts who discuss a particular topic, followed by a Q&A session for participants to ask questions and engage in discussion.

For adults aged 65 and over, attending a webinar can benefit them in many ways. Firstly, it can provide them with access to knowledge and information that they may not have been able to access easily otherwise. Webinars on topics such as health, finance, and technology can be particularly relevant to this age group, as they address issues that are relevant to their daily lives.

Adults aged 65 and over may also face mobility issues that prevent them from attending in-person events, making webinars an ideal solution. They can participate in a webinar from the comfort of their own home, without having to worry about travelling or navigating unfamiliar spaces. Webinars can also be accessed from a computer, tablet, or smartphone, making it easy for adults to participate regardless of their technical abilities.

Another advantage of webinars is that they offer participants a platform to connect and engage with others who share the same interests. They can ask questions and share experiences with fellow participants and the presenter, making it a social and interactive experience.

In recent years, many organizations and institutions have started offering webinars specifically tailored to adults aged 65 and over. Some organizations have launched webinars to provide seniors with education on various issues such as healthcare, mental health, retirement, and social security benefits. This has helped to break down the barriers these adults may face in accessing such critical information.

In conclusion, webinars can be a valuable tool for adults aged 65 and over to gain access to valuable knowledge, connect with others, and engage in meaningful discussions. As technology continues to evolve, more organizations should explore using webinar as a medium for reaching out to this age group, helping to ensure that they have the resources and support they need to lead fulfilling lives.