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Advances in medical science means that your clients have a better chance of surviving a critical illness.
But are they financially prepared to survive a critical illness?
How will they manage their expenses at a time when their focus should be on recovery?
Disability insurance can certainly help but often, many Canadians find themselves tapping into their TFSA, RRSP or line of credit to cover extraordinary expenses and bridge income gap.
Critical Illness insurance can help. Help them be better prepared financially to cope with a critical illness.
Protect them with a Living Benefit critical illness coverage from BMO® Insurance: - Coverage starts as low as $25,000
- 2013 CLHIA benchmark definitions for 25 covered conditions including Loss of Independent Existence
- Best Doctors®† coverage for the life insured, their immediate and extended family members
- Early Discovery Benefit payment of 15% of coverage ($50,000 maximum) for the diagnosis of Early Prostate Cancer, Early Breast Cancer, Early Skin Cancer, Coronary Angioplasty, Early Stage Blood Cancer, Early Stage Intestinal Cancer, Early Thyroid Cancer … No deduction to the sum insured after payment.
- Non-medical underwriting under $100,000 for ages 18 to 50
For more information, please contact our Business Development Team in your area.
1 Canadian Cancer Statistics, Canadian Cancer Society and Government of Canada (2015)
2 2014 Report on the Health of Canadians, Heart and Stroke Foundation (2014) and statistics from www.heartandstroke.com (Aug 28, 2015)
Please consult the appropriate policy contract for details on the terms, conditions, benefits, guarantees, exclusions and limitations. The actual policy issued governs.
®† Registered Trademark of Best Doctors, Inc.
MB 402 (2016/02/24)
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