$1,433 CPP Payment Scheduled For September 25, 2025 – Find Out The Exact Date And Amount

The Canada Pension Plan (CPP) payment for September is set for Thursday, September 25, 2025.
If you’re on direct deposit, the money should appear in your bank account the same day. Those receiving a paper cheque should allow extra time for delivery.
This payday covers CPP retirement, CPP disability, survivor, and children’s benefits.
What The “$1,433” Amount Means
The $1,433 figure is the maximum monthly CPP retirement pension for someone who starts at age 65 in January 2025.
It’s a cap, not a guarantee. Most Canadians receive less than the maximum because CPP is based on how long and how much you contributed, and the age you start your pension.
For reference, the average new CPP retirement pension at age 65 in April 2025 is $844.53.
Why Your Amount May Be Different
Your September 25 deposit depends on several factors:
- Contribution history: Years worked and pensionable earnings determine your base.
- Start age: Taking CPP before 65 reduces your monthly amount; after 65 increases it.
- CPP enhancement: Ongoing enhancements gradually lift the earnings ceiling and potential benefit.
- Post-retirement contributions (PRB): If you keep working while on CPP (ages 60–70), you may build extra post-retirement benefits.
- Inflation indexation: Benefits paid in 2024 were raised by 2.6% for 2025, protecting purchasing power.
How To Check Your Deposit And Avoid Delays
Set up or confirm Direct Deposit through your My Service Canada Account (MSCA) to receive money on the official payment date.
In MSCA you can view your benefit type, amount, and banking details, and update your address to avoid cheque delays.
If a payment seems late, first check your bank’s processing times, then review MSCA before contacting Service Canada.
Quick Facts — CPP September 2025
Item | Detail |
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Payment Date (September) | September 25, 2025 |
Program | Canada Pension Plan (CPP) – retirement, disability, survivor, children |
Maximum Monthly Amount (Age 65, Jan 2025 start) | $1,433.00 |
Average Monthly Amount (Age 65, Apr 2025) | $844.53 |
2025 Indexation | +2.6% vs 2024 payments |
Payment Method | Direct Deposit (same day) or Cheque (mail time varies) |
Where To Check | My Service Canada Account (MSCA) |
Remaining 2025 CPP Dates
After September, CPP pays on October 29, November 26, and December 22, 2025. Planning bills around these dates can help with monthly budgeting.
The CPP deposit scheduled for September 25, 2025 helps retirees and beneficiaries plan cash flow confidently.
Remember, $1,433 is the maximum monthly amount for certain new retirees—most people receive less based on their contribution history and start age.
To get paid on time and avoid surprises, set up direct deposit, review your details in MSCA, and keep an eye on the remaining 2025 CPP dates so your budget stays on track.
FAQs
Does everyone get $1,433 on September 25, 2025?
No. $1,433 is the maximum for new retirees starting at 65 in January 2025. Your amount depends on your contributions, start age, and any post-retirement benefits.
Will my deposit arrive exactly on the date?
With direct deposit, it should arrive on the payment date. Cheques can take longer due to mail and bank processing.
Can my CPP amount change during the year?
Your base rate generally changes each January due to inflation indexation. It can also change if you earn post-retirement benefits by working and contributing while receiving CPP.