The Canada Pension Plan (CPP) disability benefit helps Canadians who can’t work because of a severe and prolonged disability.

If you receive a denial letter from your insurer, get legal advice before appealing the decision, says a leading disability lawyer.

People who are not able to work regularly because of a disability and who have contributed to the Canada Pension Plan may be eligible for a disability benefit in the form of a taxable monthly payment.

It’s also started the process in Quebec. In the coming weeks, Viver will add group long-term and short-term disability insurance to its shelf, Ramos said. Co-operators Group Ltd. underwrites Viver’s ...

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Disability insurance is funded through taxes paid by workers and their employers, with 6.2% of worker earnings going towards Social Security disability. To qualify, individuals generally need to ...

February has arrived and so has a new set of Social Security Disability Insurance payments. Now that the 2.5% COLA boost has been in effect for a month now, beneficiaries likely know how much ...

“The Canada Disability Benefit is a major milestone in our strong and unwavering commitment to creating a more inclusive and fairer Canada for all. This benefit is a direct result from the ...

Disability Insurance – Return to Part-Time Work In Raymond v. Unum Group, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed the district court’s denial of the policyholder’s motion for summary ...