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Why is it so important to have an insurance broker rather than doing it on your own?
Updated on Aug 31, 2017… Read the restInsurance brokers make it easier for you to find the insurance policy that best represents your needs. They add an extra value to your search because of one simple fact: they work for you, not a company.
This may sound
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Private insurance drive for CPP disability reimbursement hurts sick, reviewers advise
Updated on Dec 24, 2015… Read the restSource: CBC News
Some Calgarians are calling for modification to a long-standing and little-known agreement between the Canada Pension Plan Disability Benefit and private insurance companies.
They claim it can also go away sick and dying patients remaining thousands in
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Private insurance push for CPP disability benefits hurts sick, critics warn
Updated on Dec 24, 2015… Read the restSource: CBC News
Private insurance push for CPP disability benefits hurts sick, critics warn
Some Calgarians are calling for change to a long-standing and little-known collection between the Canada Pension Plan Disability profit and private insurance companies.
They claim
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Legal Advices – Understanding your long-term disability policy
Updated on Dec 07, 2015… Read the restDate: December 07, 2015
Source: Hamilton Spectator
Question:
My long-term disability insurance corporation told me that once being not capable to work at my own job for 2 years, they can end paying my profit because I can work somewhere -
Registered Education Savings Plan (RESP) FAQs
Updated on Sep 01, 2015… Read the restWhy should I open an RESP?
If you open an RESP, you can save money for a child’s future education through the Canada Education Savings Grant and the Canada Learning Bond.
Is there an age requirement to opening an RESP?
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Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA) FAQs
Updated on Aug 27, 2015… Read the restCan I open a TFSA for my children?
No, you cannot open a TFSA for your children. However, when a citizen turns 18, they may open one for themselves and a parent can give them money to put in it.
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Retirement Health Benefits not What They Seem
Updated on Aug 21, 2015… Read the restMany Canadians believe they will be provided by the government when they retire. This is a myth and probably never has been true. “In retirement, most of us will be getting the basics, but beyond that we’ll be faced with
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Cancer Victim Denied CPP Disability Insurance Some Cases Fall Through the Cracks
Updated on Aug 12, 2015… Read the restKristi Emigh of Belleville, Ontario is appealing after being turned down for disability benefits from Canadian Pension Plan disability insurance.
In 2013, Kristi was diagnosed with breast cancer. She has been off work since then.
CPP denied her
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At Least 1,600 Toronto City Employees on Long-term Disability
Updated on Aug 11, 2015… Read the restThe Toronto Transit Commission and the Toronto Police have more than 1,600 employees on long-term disability and spent $55.6 million supporting them last year.
There were 1,636 unionized and staff employees on the LTD rolls at City Hall, the Toronto
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Common Assumptions of Critical Injury Insurance
Updated on Aug 06, 2015… Read the restMany Canadians are purchasing critical injury insurance to help fill holes in their health insurance coverage.
Critical illness insurance provides a lump sum of money if you suffer a critical illness listed in the insurance contract. Common illness that