GIS Income Cutoffs (Snapshot)
Q1 2026 GIS max is $1,108.74/month single, $667.41 if spouse on OAS. Income cutoff is $22,488 for singles. GIS reduces ~$0.50 per dollar of non-OAS income. TFSA withdrawals don't count.
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Snapshot
For the January to March 2026 payment quarter , GIS income cutoffs and maximum monthly amounts are:
Situation
Income cutoff
Maximum monthly
Single, widowed, or divorced
$22,512
$1,105.43
Couple, both partners receive OAS
$29,760 (combined)
$667.41 each
Couple, partner does not receive OAS
$53,952 (combined)
$1,409.72
Couple, partner receives the Allowance (age 60-64)
$42,144 (combined)
$667.41 each
Service Canada reviews and may adjust GIS amounts every January, April, July, and October based on CPI.
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