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Canada · 2026

Canada disability insurance calculator

Canadian disability insurance (long-term disability) typically replaces 60–70% of your income if you can't work. How much you should target depends on whether benefits are taxable. Estimate your cover below.

Canadian LTD typically replaces 60–70% of income (tax-free if you pay the premiums; taxable if your employer does).

Recommended benefit

$3,900.00/mo

Target benefit$3,900.00/mo
Annualized$46,800
Replacement ratio65.0%

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How this estimate is calculated

We multiply your gross monthly income by your chosen replacement ratio and subtract existing cover. Canadian long-term disability replaces ~60–70%; individual (employee-paid) benefits are tax-free, while employer-paid group benefits are taxable, so target a higher % if taxable. Benefits coordinate with CPP-D and other plans. Authoritative bodies: OSFI, FCAC, CLHIA.

See our full methodology for assumptions, limits and the 2026 data used.

Sources

Written by
Colson Founder & insurance-data researcher, ColsonSuperApps LLC
Verified
Every figure checked against its cited primary source
Last updated
June 13, 2026

This is an estimate based on published average-rate data for informational purposes only — not a quote, and not insurance, legal or financial advice. Your actual price depends on the carrier and underwriting. Get a real quote for exact pricing.