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🚨 CRA Alert 85,000 Seniors Missing OAS Payments Were (You Owed in Feb 2026) | CPP NEWS UPDATES.

🚨 Old Age Security (OAS) February 2026 Update for Canadian Seniors If your February 25, 2026 deposit looks lower than expected after the recent 2% indexing increase, your account may be under administrative review. 💰⚠️ Here is what you need to know right now: ✅ 85,000 seniors may be experiencing reduced or delayed payments 💵 New monthly rate (Age 65–74): $757.16 💵 New monthly rate (Age 75+): $816.54 📅 NETFILE opens on February 23, 2026 🧾 GIS payments can freeze if income data is missing 📄 Retroactive recovery up to $21,789 may be claimed using Form RC268 If your January 29 deposit did not match the new indexed rate, do not ignore it. Service Canada and the CRA often place accounts on hold when: 🔹 Address changes are not updated 🔹 Marital status changes are pending 🔹 Income records are incomplete A quick review inside your My Service Canada Account can prevent a 4–6 month delay in your benefits and protect your next payment. 🕒 Video Breakdown 🕒 00:00 — Why are 85,000 seniors missing payments? 🕒 03:45 — How to calculate your February indexed amount 🕒 06:15 — What triggers an administrative hold 🕒 09:30 — Why February 23 matters for GIS 🕒 14:10 — How to apply for retroactive recovery This OAS February 2026 update explains how federal indexing and Service Canada review processes affect retirement income across Canada, including Ontario, BC, Alberta, and Nova Scotia. We also cover how CPP and GIS adjustments may impact your 2026 tax filing. 🛡️ Safety Reminder We NEVER ask for your SIN, passwords, or bank details. Always use official websites like Canada.ca to manage your pension information. 💬 Did your February 25 payment include the full 2% increase? Comment your province below and tell us if your amount matches the new rate. 🔎 Watch next: Our latest investigation on GIS clawbacks and how to avoid them. #OAS2026 #CanadaSeniors #ServiceCanada #GIS #CPPNews