Critical Illness insurance | Ordre des CPA du Québec

The perfect complement to Disability Income Insurance

Should you suffer from cancer, a heart attack or stroke, would your disability income benefits be sufficient to cover your regular bills and provide for the extra expenses you are sure to incur? Would your savings be sufficient to allow your spouse to take time off work to accompany you through the ordeal?

Tax-free lump sum benefit

Should you be diagnosed with one of the 25 covered illnesses, the CPA-Quebec Critical Illness Insurance plan gives you the freedom to choose your road to recovery by providing a lump sum benefit you can use as you see fit. You could choose to:

Pay off your mortgage or other outstanding debt;
Access private treatment not provided for under the public plan; or,
Offset your spouse's loss of income so that you can face the ordeal together.

Savings

As a CPA member under age 75, you can obtain this valuable coverage at a fraction of the cost of similar policies in the marketplace.

Thanks to this Critical Illness Insurance plan, you can focus on your priority: getting back on your feet.

Coverage is also available for your spouse.

Contact your VIGILIS advisor for a 360º Vision analysis of your needs and a personalized quote.

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« Spouse » means the life insured's legal spouse or common-law spouse. A legal spouse means the person lawfully married to the life insured according to applicable provincial legislation. A common-law spouse means a person who is living with the life insured in a common-law relationship.

A common-law relationship is considered to exist when two persons have lived together in a conjugal relationship for at least 12 months or until the earlier of 12 months or the birth or adoption of a child of the relationship.

If your spouse is covered, he or she must meet spousal definition in order to renew the coverage. Please advise us of any changes regarding your spousal status.