critical care insurance 

"Once you set out on a path, you must never look back to see how many people are going with you"
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Critical Illness Insurance pays a guaranteed lump sum benefit 30 days after the insured individual is diagnosed with a disease or illness specified in the policy, such as a heart attack, stroke or cancer and many others. The benefit payment is tax-free. Critical Illness insurance is designed to help individuals to meet financial needs while recovering from a life-altering illness.

 

A key benefit of the critical illness insurance policy is its flexibility. The insured may use the funds in any way he or she chooses, depending on the nature of the illness and the needs of the individual.

 

To the right are "Top Ten Reasons Not to Buy Critical Care Insurance".  Although this list s somewhat exaggerated, it drives home the point.  Canadians need critical illness insurance not because they are going to die but because they are going to live.  Look at the statistics!

 

View the Suzanne Aucoin Story below where Suzanne recounts her personal health crisis and the far-reaching effects of being without critical illness insurance.  Note:  Please allow a few moments for video to load.    Thank you. 

 

 

The policy can provide funds to:

• Allow the insured to extend his or her stay-at-home recovery period.

• Arrange for immediate private treatment in another country.
• Pay for alternative therapies or medications.
• Compensate for lost income. Pay for childcare
• Compensate for the lost or reduced income of a healthy spouse.
• Fund travel or other activities.
• Renovate the home or vehicle.

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 Zulak Financial Group Ltd