Financial Services _Çô Client Services RFC121 Lecture Notes - Critical Illness Insurance, Unemployment Benefits

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Disability Insurance Trade-offs
Waiting or Elimination Period
the longer the waiting period the lower the premium
Duration of Benefits
Amount of Benefits
Accident and Sickness Coverage
Guaranteed Renewability
Sources of Disability Income
Employer
Private
Public
Employment Insurance
Canada /Quebec Pension Plans
Worker’s Compensation
Short term or Long Term Welfare
Determining Your Needs
Disability Income Requirements
determine benefits from public/private sources
determine short fall based on 70-80% of your after-tax income
consider waiting period and benefit period
Critical Illness Insurance
Provides money for care if you are diagnosed with a serious illness or
condition
Cancer, heart disease, stroke, etc.
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Disability insurance trade-offs: waiting or elimination period, the longer the waiting period the lower the premium, duration of benefits, amount of benefits, accident and sickness coverage, guaranteed renewability. Sources of disability income: employer, private, public, employment insurance, canada /quebec pension plans, worker"s compensation, short term or long term welfare. Determining your needs: disability income requirements, determine benefits from public/private sources, determine short fall based on 70-80% of your after-tax income, consider waiting period and benefit period. Supplemental health insurance: after considering health and disability coverage available from government, employer or other policies you may decide to seek further coverage, dental expenses, reimbursement of dental services & supplies, encourages preventative dental care, vision care insurance. Supplemental health insurance: health services insurance, prescription drugs, semi-private / private hospital rooms, home care and nursing, and other services of health care professionals not covered by government plans. Travel insurance: hospital and medical expenses incurred outside of canada.

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