All articles about Saskatchewan Survivor Benefits Navigator.
You don't need a lawyer for most Saskatchewan survivor benefit claims. Here are the alternatives — from free resources to guided toolkits — and when you actually do need legal help.
Managing Saskatchewan survivor benefits from Alberta, BC, or Ontario? Here's the best resource for out-of-province families handling cross-agency claims remotely.
Low-income surviving spouses in Saskatchewan face a funding sequencing trap that can cost $2,500. Here's the best resource for navigating SIS, CPP, and provincial benefits.
How to claim life insurance after a death in Canada — what documents are required, how long it takes, whether it goes through probate, and the tax treatment.
Saskatchewan funeral assistance through SIS covers up to $4,425 — but sequencing matters. Here's how SIS interacts with the CPP death benefit and how to avoid losing the grant.
Saskatchewan survivor benefits involve 8+ deadlines across 5 agencies. Here's how to claim everything you're owed without the sequencing mistakes that cost families thousands.
When the Public Guardian and Trustee Saskatchewan gets involved in a deceased estate — fees, thresholds for minor beneficiaries, and how to avoid costly PGT administration.
Comparing a Saskatchewan survivor benefits guide against hiring an estate lawyer — what each covers, what each costs, and when you need both.
Service Canada, SIS, and PLEA each explain their piece. None explains how they interact. Here's what free resources miss about Saskatchewan survivor benefits.
How the Saskatchewan Seniors Income Plan (SIP) and public service pension death benefits change after a spouse dies — recalculation, eligibility, and who to contact.
SGI death benefits for motor vehicle fatalities and WCB death benefits for workplace deaths in Saskatchewan — amounts, eligibility, and how they interact with CPP.
How to transfer a house to a surviving spouse in Saskatchewan — joint tenancy ISC process, probate requirements for solely owned property, and ISC land title fees.
A practical checklist of what to do when someone dies in Saskatchewan — from eHealth death certificate to CPP claims, agency notifications, and probate.
How to file the final T1 return after a death in Canada, when estate T3 returns are required, and how to get a CRA clearance certificate before distributing assets.
How to claim the CPP death benefit and survivor pension in Canada — amounts, eligibility rules, and the application process explained clearly.
Complete guide to widow and survivor benefits in Canada — CPP survivor pension, OAS Allowance, widows benefits, and Saskatchewan-specific programs.
How the Saskatchewan probate process works step by step — Letters Probate, Court of King's Bench filing requirements, timelines, and the 6-month distribution hold.