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What Is Critical Illness Insurance?

It provides a large, infusion of capital when the insured needs it most. Use it to cover treatment and recuperation costs, replace lost income, and preserve wealth and possessions.

The process is:

a diagnosis of ANY ONE of the illnesses, or conditions, covered by the policy. Often, after 30 days, a LUMP SUM BENEFIT is paid. It is TAX-FREE. This is regardless of the severity of the illness, or condition, degree of disability, or ability to work and return to a normal life.

The lump sum benefit is entirely at the discretion of the policy owner.

Sometimes, the insured does not survive the 30 day elimination (waiting) period, after suffering a critical illness. In this case, all premiums, ever paid, are returned to the policy’s designated beneficiary.

Claims are not subject to interpretation and ongoing qualifications. Rather, benefits are promptly paid, when the clearly defined conditions are met.

It pays you a tax free benefit if you:
  • Suffer a stroke;
  • Have Coronary Artery Disease;
  • Experience a Heart Attack;
  • Have Kidney Failure;
  • Have a Major Organ Transplant;
  • Suffer Paralysis/Paraplegia;
  • Develop Multiple Sclerosis;
  • Have a Heart attack;
  • Have Life threatening cancer;
  • Suffer a Permanent disability (usually two or more limbs);
  • Lose independence (Can't walk, dress yourself, etc.); or,
  • Experience Death (if tied to a life insurance policy).
These are additional conditions covered by SOME critical illness insurance contracts:
  • Aorta Graft Surgery
  • Balloon Angioplasty
  • Benign Brain Tumour
  • Blindness in both eyes
  • Coma
  • Heart Valve Surgery
  • HIV through Blood Transfusion
  • HIV Emergency Services
  • HIV Medical Profession
  • HIV Assault with Needle
  • Loss of Hearing
  • Loss of Independent Existence
  • Loss of Limb
  • Loss of Speech
  • Motor Neurone Disease
  • Parkinson's Disease
  • Pre Senile Dementia (Alzheimer's)
  • Severe Burns
  • Terminal Illness
  • Permanent and Total Disability
Critical illness insurance is not:
  • Heath Insurance;
  • Disability Coverage; nor,
  • Only life insurance.
Critical illness insurance does not pay for:
  • non-serious, or non-listed, diseases;
  • unprovable damage, such as diagnosis;
  • partial, or temporary, disability;
  • simply being unable to work;
  • stress-related problems;
  • pregnancy; nor,
  • anything not specifically defined in the contract.

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