CPP disability | What happens to your payments if you die?

In this video, disability lawyer talks about what happens to your CPP disability benefits if you die. This is a question that comes up. A lot of people are wondering about it, whether it's for yourself or for a spouse who may not be doing well.
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[@marktilley7222]

You mentioned a “CPP disability death benefit of $2,500” at 1:28.
Actually this is a CPP death benefit, it doesn’t matter if you were on disability or not.

[@atheistpower5659]

Hey I have a question what happens if a person has never worked and are on ODSP at the age of 65 will you still even get CPP ???

[@martinemacdonald1432]

Always informative David thank you.

[@Brownsbeats]

Do you have somewhere where I can contact you I have quite the different situations through inheritance
Thanks

[@johnmcdonald3354]

My mom gets CPP payments, she has been getting them for several years. For the same amount of years she has had a fair amount of money with AGF investments , if she were to cash out would her CPP payments be affected? thanks

[@divinevibration1970]

Can I leave my CPP to a surviving adult child whom is on another disability pension and will it effect his disability pension?

[@shairozsuleman182]

Once your are on CPP Disability and qualify for survival Benefit does that effect the amount of CPP disability amount you receive?

[@hereforthecomments6860]

So as long as I can show them a marriage certificate? Is that all the proof I need? My ex was single when he died,but we were still legally married .

[@cdrandi7in]

Help? I have been disabled physically forv 18 years from spinal chord Tetraplegic, Quad with changing limitations. Some think, Quad=no movement neck down. Anyway, sometimes i wish. My main problem im trying to ask 2 questions. I got married 40 yrs ago but left each other and had a Fam. Court Legal Separation. All legit,hers is hers and what mine is mine then on. She had another Common Law but NEVER got divorced from me. So some say she is or i am entitled to OAS but she made more and i been on CPP i hope CPP disability. Would it have to be and sounds duh but im 63.5 What to do at 65?? And worse,if i don't have a new spouse or will is she still entitled to my CPP or and pension, More so my estate that is debt-free? btw Nova Scotia,broken neck back,HELP??

[@rascallyrabbit717]

I've left all my life insurance to my cat so she can continue to live in the style I chose for her, but not my truck because she can't drive

[@woo_17_wooo]

Hi good day! I am hoping that someone can help me here. So I am the child beneficiary of a deceased contributor of CPP(my father) , I received a monthly pension. Someone told me that I can refund all the payments I paid in attending my school. Is it true or not? Please reply to this comment

[@jessev7677]

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