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Frequently Asked Questions

Government health insurance plans do have limits on the reimbursement of the emergency medical expenses incurred while in another province. For example, air and ground ambulance costs, emergency dental treatment and prescription drugs might not be covered outside your province of residence. For maximum protection, purchase additional medical coverage even while travelling within Canada.

Yes, you can have more than one life insurance policy.

For example, you could have term life and permanent life insurance policies, which would allow you to cover different needs.

Yes. If you were a Canadian resident when you took out the accident insurance policy, you can move to another province or even another country and still be covered.

Yes, certain coverage options are available until the age of 69, as long as you're still working.

All the deductibles are clients responsibilities if you decided to take deductibles, you need to pay before the insurance companies start paying for the claims.

The death benefit is not taxable in Canada. But if you don't name a beneficiary, fees may apply, depending on the province.