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OAS Payments Are Bigger This July — Here's How Much More You'll Get

  July 21, 2026 If you or someone in your family collects Old Age Security, the deposit landing later this month is larger than the last one. Here's exactly why, and what the new numbers look like. Old Age Security payments went up 1.2% for the July-to-September 2026 quarter — the largest of the four scheduled increases so far this year. Combined with earlier adjustments, that puts OAS 2.3% higher than it was in July 2025. OAS amounts are reviewed every January, April, July, and October to track the Consumer Price Index. When the cost of living rises, the payment rises with it. When it falls, the payment simply holds steady — OAS is protected from ever decreasing. The new maximum monthly amounts Age Group April–June 2026 July–September 2026 Monthly Increase 65 to 74 $743.05 $751.97 +$8.92 75 and older $817.36 $827.17 +$9.81 Seniors 75 and up sit higher because of the permanent 10% top-up the federal government added to that age group's OAS back in July 2022. That bump applies...
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Exploring Ancient Greece: Beyond the Acropolis

 

Greece, with its rich history and captivating mythology, boasts an impressive collection of ancient landmarks. While Athens and the iconic Acropolis are well-known, there’s a wealth of other treasures waiting to be discovered. Let’s step beyond the Greek capital and explore some of the most remarkable sites:

  1. Meteora Monasteries: Perched atop towering rock formations, these monasteries offer breathtaking views and a spiritual experience.
  2. Delphi: Once considered the center of the world, Delphi was home to the Oracle of Apollo and features ancient temples and a theater.
  3. Olympia: The birthplace of the Olympic Games, Olympia boasts a stadium, temples, and statues dedicated to Zeus.
  4. Epidaurus: Famous for its well-preserved theater, Epidaurus also has a healing sanctuary dedicated to Asclepius.
  5. Knossos: On Crete, explore the Minoan palace of Knossos, where the legendary Minotaur roamed the labyrinth.
  6. Mystras: A medieval ghost town with Byzantine ruins, Mystras offers stunning views of the surrounding landscape.
  7. Sounion: Visit the Temple of Poseidon at Cape Sounion, overlooking the Aegean Sea.
  8. Ancient Corinth: Discover ancient temples, the Acrocorinth fortress, and the famous Corinth Canal.
  9. Akrotiri: Explore the Minoan city buried by volcanic ash on Santorini.
  10. Rhodes Old Town: Wander through medieval streets, visit the Palace of the Grand Master, and admire the Colossus of Rhodes (no longer standing).

These lesser-known gems reveal Greece’s fascinating past and invite you to travel back in time. 

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