CPP Disability Denied? Reconsideration and Appeals Explained
A CPP Disability refusal is not the end. Here are the steps, the 90-day deadlines, and how to strengthen your case.
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What Happens When You Exceed the CPP-D $7,400 Earnings Threshold?
Exceeding $7,400 doesn't end your CPP Disability (CPP-D) benefits on its own, and it isn't a hard cap. It's a threshold. In 2026, earnings below $7,400 before tax should not affect your CPP Disability benefits. Above that figure, Service Canada may take a closer look.
Read article →LTD and CPP-D: What's an Offset?
An offset is a clause in a long-term disability (LTD) policy that lets the insurer reduce its payment by other income you receive. CPP-D is the most common one. Your LTD insurer deducts your CPP-D payment from your LTD payment.
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