Deductible Payment Plan (DPP): Paying Your SGI Deductible Over Time

If a collision, vandalism, hail or theft claim leaves you with a deductible you can't pay upfront, SGI's Deductible Payment Plan (DPP) spreads it over 10 monthly payments instead.

Table of contents
  1. Who's eligible
  2. How to sign up
  3. Payment schedule and cost
  4. Limits
  5. Frequently Asked Questions

Who's eligible

  • Your personal vehicle is registered in Class LV or F, and
  • Covered by basic licence plate insurance.

You're not eligible if you have an auto extension policy, or if you currently owe money to SGI.

How to sign up

Your adjuster reviews the plan with you when you report your claim and confirms eligibility. Depending on your claim type, you'll either:

  • Complete the DPP form online through MySGI (have your banking information ready before starting — the form can time out if you leave to retrieve it), or
  • Complete a paper form from your adjuster with a void cheque attached.

Payment schedule and cost

Payments start 30–60 days after SGI receives your completed application. When you pick up your repaired vehicle from the body shop, you pay a $100 down payment directly to them. The remaining balance is withdrawn automatically from your bank account over 10 months, interest-free, with a one-time $30 administration fee added to your first payment.

Limits

You can have up to 3 claims active under the plan at once, as long as your SGI account is in good standing on previous claims.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the Deductible Payment Plan charge interest?

No interest, just a one-time $30 administration fee on your first payment.

Can I use the DPP with an Auto Pak extension policy?

No — the plan is only available on basic licence plate insurance, not auto extension policies.

Fees and requirements are set by SGI and can change. Always confirm current details on SGI's official site or with your nearest motor licence issuer before visiting.

Liam Friesen

Liam Friesen

I´m a web project creator and digital publisher based in Canada. Through practical guides and streamlined online tools, he simplifies complex local processes—such as vehicle registration and licensing rules in Saskatoon—to help residents navigate everyday administrative tasks with ease.

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