Canada Pension with disability benefits?

Question

who qualifies, do you still receive spousal allowerence, what about child benefits. any information you can tell me would be beneficial.

Answer 1

i think the amount of money who receive for spousal allowerence gets subtracted from what you would receive from disability, and then you get the difference. for instance if you recieved $350 spousal allowance and was entitled to $800 total in disability, you would recieve your spousal and $450 in disability. I think there are also some child benefits.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

You need to have paid into it for a number of years. It will take something like 6 months for them to process it. You will need a birth certificate as well as your SIN number. You will only receive a spousal allowance if you're divorced or your spouse is dead.
Canada Pension has no child benefits, and you will only receive a portion of what you have contributed.
Sorry superboredom, but disability payments have nothing to do with the actual Canada Pension, which you can apply for and receive anytime after you turn 60. My husband and I both received it but there is a penalty.
Disability can be received at any age.

Answer 4

CPP is an entitlement based on earned income.

In that way it is not like Old Age Security or Guaranteed Income Supplement, i.e. you are not automatically entitled to it, and the amount you get is based on your earnings.

There is a disability provision for which you need documentation provided by your doctor(s); if you are accepted as disabled you receive an allowance based on your earnings, up to a maximum. There is a child's allowance as well as a student's allowance (which they receive from 18 - 25 as long as they are in school full time)

There are some more esoteric provisions having to do with survivor benefits for which you really must get specialist help from the CPP administrators.

http://www.sdc.gc.ca/en/isp/cpp/cpptoc.shtml

will tell you more

Answer 5

Canada Pension plan are for seniors who are over the 65 years of age and I think you do receive spousal allwowance. I don't know about children befinefits though.

Answer 6

Try this pdf file link.
http://www.sdc.gc.ca/en/isp/pub/cpp/disability/benefits/disability.pdf

Good Luck.

Answer 7

specific, yet its no longer a garnishment it is not OSAP straight away yet as that's debts to the government, they are able to take your gst rebate, income tax refunds, and the different incentives doled out by government. i'm no longer so advantageous they are able to snatch your CTB yet they are able to take element of your CPP.