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My marital status has changed. I am commonlaw now and my partner makes more than $50,000/yr. I receive the minimal amount of cppd from the government which offsets my insurance benefits. Can I lose a portion (or all) of my cppd benefits if my partner makes over a certain amount?

Generally CPPDisability benefits do not change due to marital status, so you shouldn't lose your CPPD because of this.
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- answered on Thursday 12th of October 2023 at 05:06 PM EST
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