WHY do they keep ignoring scenarios 2 & 3?
GLBI.CA is a voice about Guaranteed Livable Basic Income in Canada for more than the “basic” Canadians.
Aren’t you tired of rising budgets but failing services? How about the constant trickle-down of BILLIONS yet it feels like no progress is made?
Over 20,000,000 Canadians would benefit from a GLBI in scenario 3. But what are these scenarios 2 & 3 we speak of?
It’s when we lower the claw-back (how much is removed based on your or your households earnings) from an insane 50 cents on every dollar earned, to 15 cents. This means you keep 35 cents more for every dollar earned, making your basic income the plan they know for the future and now on.
That makes a difference in how many dollars you can earn to stay qualified too. Year over year, it all adds up. If your income doesn’t increase, your GLI does. It is also why there is so many Canadians who would qualify, keeping the government incentivized to keep generating jobs over public assistance funds like this.
So why aren’t you about you?
If we don’t take care of inflation, who will?
Inflation remains the foremost cost factor of 2025. GLBI is geared to inflation, but in a unique way. It’s geared to the median income of Canada, meaning as wages don’t climb nationally, the GLBI rises. If wages climb faster than the cost of living, then the GLBI wouldn’t raise as fast. GLBI incentivizes the government to keep you working.
Check out our Google Sheets Research on 2018-2024 GLBI Rates. YES, it includes the most recent 2025 report and how the rates would look if scenarios 2 and 3 were around. It’s amazing to learn how many millions of Canadians have missed out on opportunities.
We’re updating the entire site.
Apologies for the mess, we’re in the middle of updating all the resources and information to make it completely easier for you to understand and find. Hold tight, should only take a few days.
Resources
We’re all about Resources about GLBI.
Starting with reports from the PBO, Budgets from all the Provinces and Federal Government, reports from other organizations, authors, comparing rates and inflation targets we go in depth…