By MoneySense Staff on March 30, 2016

Canada Child Benefit calculator

By MoneySense Staff on March 30, 2016

Use it to figure out how much you'll receive

Use this Canada Child Benefit calculator to figure out how much you’re eligible for under the new plan compared to the old one. Choose which province you live in, input your gross family income and the number of children you have.

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