Affordability payments Alberta

Families with household incomes below $180,000 are eligible to receive $100 per month for six months for each dependent child under 18. Seniors 65 or older who ...

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Seniors 65 and older who do not receive the Alberta Seniors Benefit and have a household income of less than $180,000 can also apply for monthly payments.

The application portal for direct support was designed with personal privacy and security in mind. Most Albertans will receive payments at the end of the month when the application process is completed. Seniors 65 and older who do not receive the Alberta Seniors Benefit and have a household income of less than $180,000 can also apply for monthly payments.

At 9 a.m., eligible Alberta parents and seniors can apply to receive six $100 payments each month over the next six months. Families with household incomes ...

Once the application process is completed, most Albertans will receive payments at the end of that month. The online portal that we have developed is easy-to-use, fast, safe, and secure,” said Nate Glubish, Minister of Technology and Innovation. Seniors 65 or older who have household incomes below $180,000 and do not receive the Alberta Seniors Benefit can also apply for monthly payments.

Payments of $600, spread out over six months in $100 installments, are being offered to Alberta families and seniors to help deal with rising inflation costs.

On top of families and seniors, Albertans who receive benefits through AISH, Income Support, or PDD will have the money automatically deposited for themselves. Otherwise, they will have to apply. These payments are only available to families who have a household income under $180,000.