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If your annual net family income does not exceed $25,921, you have children, and either you or your spouse receives the Canada Child Benefit, you are classified as a member of a low-income family and are eligible to receive the family supplement. The family supplement has the potential to enhance your benefit rate, potentially raising your benefit rate to a maximum of 80% of your average insurable earnings. | If your annual net family income does not exceed $25,921, you have children, and either you or your spouse receives the Canada Child Benefit, you are classified as a member of a low-income family and are eligible to receive the family supplement. The family supplement has the potential to enhance your benefit rate, potentially raising your benefit rate to a maximum of 80% of your average insurable earnings. | ||
It is important to note that if both you and your spouse claim EI benefits simultaneously, only one of you can receive the family supplement. | It is important to note that if both you and your spouse claim EI benefits simultaneously, only one of you can receive the family supplement. | ||
== J. Employment (Training) Benefits == | == J. Employment (Training) Benefits == | ||
