Can
you and your family survive the
financial aftershock of a critical
illness?
THE
QUICK
ISSUE
CRITICAL
ILLNESS
PLAN
The
Quick Issue
Critical Illness
plan is designed
to provide funds
to help you
financially
care for yourself
and your family
and maintain
the same quality
of life after
surviving a
critical illness.
The plan provides
a tax-free lump
sum living benefit
to the owner
of the plan
on the occurrence
of the first
of the 14 covered
illnesses, provided
the insured
survives the
waiting period
following the
onset of the
critical illness
(30 days from
diagnosis, except
for the Loss
of Speech (180
days) and Paralysis
(90 days)).
No living benefit
is payable if
cancer is diagnosed
within 90 days
of issue
14
Covered Illnesses Includes:
Heart Attack,
Stroke, Cancer
(Life-Threatening),
Coronary Artery
Bypass Surgery,
Failure of
Both Kidneys,
Major Organ
Transplant,
Major Organ
Failure on
Waiting List,
Paralysis,
Occupational
HIV Infection,
Blindness,
Deafness,
Loss of Speech,
Loss of Limbs,
and Severe
Burns. (Industry
Benchmark
Definitions)
3
Plan Types
10
Year Term
Renewable
to Age
75
Level
Term to
Age 75
Level
Term to
Age 75
with Flexible
ROP (Return
of Premium)
Issue
Ages
18 - 60 years
for all plan
types.
Issue
Amounts
$10,000 -
$100,000 volumes
8
Qualifying
Questions
Coverage issued
upon answering
no
to qualifying
questions,
provided there
are no unfavourable
reports from
the Medical
Information
Bureau.
You
need to protect
yourself and
your family
against the
high cost of
rebuilding your
lifestyle following
a critical illness.
THE
3 PLAN OPTIONS
10
Year Term
Renewable
to Age
75
Provides
level
insurance
coverage
with premiums
that increase
every
10 years
as the
plan is
renewed.
Coverage
can be
provided
until
age 75.
Level
Term to
Age 75
Provides
level
insurance
coverage
with premiums
that remain
level
and never
increase.
Provides
coverage
to age
75.
Level
Term to
Age 75
with Flexible
ROP (Return
of Premium)
Provides
level
insurance
with premiums
that remain
level
and never
increase.
Provides
coverage
to age
75. Flexible
Return
of Premium
(ROP)
is an
option
that becomes
available
when you
reach
the later
of age
65 or
the 10th
policy
year with
no critical
illness
benefit
having
been paid
and the
policy
still
in force.
The Flexible
ROP benefit
gives
you the
option
to surrender
the policy
and receive
50% of
the annual
premiums
paid on
the in
force
volume,
with the
percentage
of return
proportionately
increasing
to a 100%
return
of premium
at age
75.
QUICK
ISSUE CI
- QUALIFYING
QUESTIONS
YES
NO
1.
Within
the last
two years,
have you
had an
application
for individual
life insurance
or critical
illness
insurance
rated,
declined,
postponed
or had
exclusions
added
by Wawanesa
Life or
any other
company?
2.
Have
you ever
been treated
for, diagnosed,
consulted
a doctor,
received
abnormal
test results
or experienced
symptoms
of the
following:
Heart
attack,
congenital
cardiac
defects,
angina,
angioplasty,
coronary
artery
bypass,
congestive
heart
failure,
stroke,
transient
ischemic
attack
(TIA),
arteriosclerosis
or any
other
cerebrovascular
disease
or disease
of the
heart
or the
blood
vessels,
or an
abnormal
electrocardiogram
(EKG)?
Type
1 (insulin-dependent)
diabetes
or type
2 diabetes?
Cancer
or other
malignant
disease,
growth,
tumour
or colon
polyp?
Multiple
sclerosis
or motor
neuron
disease?
Any
breast
disorders
(mass,
cyst,
unusual
discharge,
physical
change,
abnormal
mammogram
or biopsy)
or prostate
disorders
(nodule
or abnormal
PSA)?
Any
eye
or ear
problems
or diseases
other
than
corrected
by glasses,
contact
lenses
or hearing
aids?
3.
Have
you
consulted
a physician
for
an illness
or condition
which
has
not
yet
been
diagnosed
or for
which
testing
is still
in progress?
b)
Have
you
noticed
any
symptoms
or health
problems
for
which
you
have
not
yet
consulted
a physician,
such
as:
lump
or mass
of the
breasts,
shortness
of breath,
chest
pain,
dizziness,
loss
of balance,
numbness,
rectal
bleeding,
prostate
or other
problems?
4.
Have
you ever
tested
positive
for HIV
or been
diagnosed,
treated
for or
had any
indication
of AIDS,
AIDS related
complex,
liver
or kidney
failure,
cirrhosis,
chronic
kidney
disease,
hepatitis
B or C,
or carrier
of hepatitis
B?
5.
Within
the last
five years,
have you
received
treatment
or been
advised
to seek
treatment
or medical
advice
because
of your
alcohol
usage?
6.
Within
the last
five years,
have you
used:
heroin,
cocaine,
hallucinogens
or any
other
hard drugs
other
than as
prescribed
by a doctor,
or methadone
whether
prescribed
by a doctor
or not,
or have
you received
treatment
or been
advised
to seek
treatment
or medical
advice
because
of your
drug usage?
7.
To
the best
of your
knowledge,
has one
of your
natural
parents
or siblings
ever suffered
from,
or are
suffering
from heart
disease,
cancer,
stroke
or transient
ischemic
attack
(TIA)
prior
to the
age of
55?
8.
Does
your weight
exceed
the weight
indicated
in the
maximum
weight
table
below?
HEIGHT
WEIGHT
FEET/INCHES
CENTIMETERS
POUNDS
KILOGRAMS
50
-
53
150
-
162
cm
200
lbs
91
kg
54
-
56
163
-
169
cm
230
lbs
104
kg
57
-
59
170
-
177
cm
250
lbs
113
kg
510
-
60
178
-
183
cm
275
lbs
125
kg
Over
60
Over
183
cm
290
lbs
132
kg
Note:
Must be
a Canadian
citizen
or landed
immigrant
to be
eligible
for coverage
Contact
Our Office For Great
Quotes
905-764-7868
1-800-917-SAVE
Tom Larha EXT 245
J D Smith EXT 223
Individual
Life and Groups are
our Specialty
JD Smith & Associates Insurance Brokers Inc.
105 West Beaver Creek Rd.
Richmond Hill, ON, L4B 1C6