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Affordable coverage for the three most common critical illnessesTogether, cancer, heart attack and stroke make up 89% of all critical illness claims(1). Designed for Canadian residents who are age 18 through 50, our Critical Illness Insurance Plan offers financial support and valuable assistance services should you be diagnosed with and survive one of these three conditions.
With a variety of benefits, including a lump-sum payment of up to $75,000, this plan will help give you and your family the resources needed to better cope with the many physical, financial and emotional challenges of recovery.
You are on: Benefits
Our Critical Illness Insurance Plan provides a lump-sum benefit and valuable assistance services to help you and your family cope with the financial and non-financial challenges of cancer, heart attack and stroke.
How much critical illness insurance do you need?
In addition to the lump-sum benefit payment, this plan includes a unique combination of assistance services that can help you and your family better cope with the emotional stress and challenges of a critical illness:
The information above is intended as a summary only. Your policy will contain complete details on terms and conditions, including benefits and exclusions.
You are on: Eligibility
You are eligible to apply for our Critical Illness Insurance Plan if you:
Note: If you are between the ages of 51 and 65, you may apply for our Critical Illness Recovery Plan Policy.
You are on: What's Covered
The Critical Illness Insurance Plan provides a lump-sum benefit if you are diagnosed with any of the following covered critical illnesses or conditions, as defined in the policy, and satisfy the survival period, as defined in the policy:
You are on: Premium & Term Options
The Critical Illness Insurance Plan is a 10-year term policy, renewable to age 65.
Premiums are regularly scheduled to change every 10 years. We will not change the plan benefits, but the premiums may be subject to change. However, we cannot change the premium unless we do so for an entire group of policyholders sharing similar characteristics.
Learn more about the coverage you and your family would need to help cope with a critical illness. Call today and let us customize the critical illness insurance plan that is right for you.
1) Munich Reinsurance Company, 2006 Critical Illness Survey.
2) Benefit is paid when you are diagnosed with a covered critical illness, as defined in the policy, and satisfy the survival period, as defined in the policy.
3) Cancer is defined as the definite diagnosis of a tumour characterized by the uncontrolled growth and spread of malignant cells and the invasion of tissue. The diagnosis of Cancer must be made by a specialist. Exclusion: No critical illness benefit will be payable under Cancer for: carcinoma in situ; Stage 1A malignant melanoma (melanoma less than or equal to one millimetre (1.0 mm) in thickness, not ulcerated and without Clark level IV or level V invasion); any non-melanoma skin cancer that has not metastasized; or Stage A (T1a or T1b) prostate cancer.
4) Applicants with certain skin cancers other than melanoma or certain early state cancers may be eligible for coverage. In addition, some forms of testicular cancer may be considered for coverage five years after successful completion of treatment.
5) If colon polyps are present, coverage is not available. If colon polyps have been removed and a biopsy performed, coverage may be available depending on the medical details.
6) Except as prescribed by a physician or as directed by the manufacturer in the case of non-prescribed medication.
Talk to a licensed RBC Insurance® advisor about critical illness insurance today: