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Car Loan on EI or
Disability Income.

Getting a car loan while receiving Employment Insurance (EI), CPP Disability, ODSP, or other disability benefits is absolutely possible. Most banks don’t accept these income types — but Easy Ride Canada’s network of 30+ lenders includes specialists who approve EI and disability income every day. Your income just needs to be verifiable and consistent enough to support a realistic monthly payment.

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EI and disability income
that lenders accept.

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Employment Insurance (EI)

Regular EI benefits are accepted by multiple lenders. You’ll need your ROE and benefit statement showing current payment amount and remaining weeks.

CPP Disability (CPP-D)

CPP-D is permanent, verifiable income. Lenders view it favorably because it’s consistent. Your annual benefit letter is the main document needed.

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ODSP / Provincial Disability

Provincial disability assistance programs are accepted. Combined with a down payment and realistic vehicle price, approval is achievable.

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Combined Income

EI + part-time work, disability + spouse income, pension + benefits — combined income strengthens your application. Total verifiable income is what matters.

Check Your Options

See what you may qualify for on EI or disability income.

Frequently asked
questions.

Yes. Multiple lenders in our network accept EI income. You’ll need your ROE and current benefit statement. Remaining benefit weeks may affect approval terms.
Yes. CPP-D, ODSP, and provincial disability benefits are all accepted by specialty lenders. The income is consistent and verifiable, which lenders value.
With $1,500–$2,000/month income, payments of $199–$279/month are realistic. See cars under $300/month for options in this range.
Not always, but it helps significantly. Even $500 down improves approval odds on benefit income.

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