Silverwings Benefits — Canada
CPP Disability Application Support — Launching Soon
Last updated: April 2026 · Reviewed by: Silverwings Benefits Team · Source: Service Canada
Silverwings Benefits is expanding to Canada with a dedicated Canada Pension Plan Disability (CPP-D) application support service. Check if you’re likely to qualify below and register your interest ahead of launch.
No cost, no obligation
Checking your eligibility and registering your interest is completely free, and doesn’t commit you to anything.
What is CPP Disability?
- A monthly benefit from Service Canada for people with a severe and prolonged disability that prevents regular work.
- Not means-tested — it’s based on what you’ve contributed to the Canada Pension Plan, not your savings or income.
- Requires enough CPP contributions, generally in at least 4 of the last 6 years.
- Worth up to roughly C$1,606.78 a month in 2024, plus C$294.12 a month per dependent child.
Check If You’re Likely to Qualify
A few quick questions about your health, work history, and CPP contributions -- no jargon, no medical terms. Takes about 3 minutes.
No obligation · No cost to check
Checking for someone else, or unsure CPP-D is right? Email us and we’ll talk it through
What CPP Disability Can Unlock
Provincial disability supplements
Many provinces and territories offer extra income or disability support once you’re approved for CPP-D.
Tax credits
CPP-D can support a Disability Tax Credit claim and other credits that reduce the tax you owe.
Extended health coverage
Some employer, provincial, or private extended health plans use CPP-D approval as evidence of disability status.
Not Ready Yet?
You can always apply for CPP Disability yourself directly with Service Canada, for free, via canada.ca. Register your interest above and we’ll let you know the moment our dedicated CPP Disability service is ready in Canada.