Two Ways to Protect Your Paycheque
Life insurance has a clear value—protecting your family if you were to pass away. But what if a serious injury or illness kept you from work? That’s where health insurance such as RBC disability and critical illness insurance comes in. Both help to protect your paycheque—and your savings—until you are able to get back to work again.
Income protection if you can’t work.
Disability Insurance
An unexpected injury or illness can happen to the healthiest of us. Disability insurance can help, by covering your monthly bills if you need to take time off work to get better.
Explore Disability InsuranceA financial cushion to help you recover.
Critical Illness Insurance
While the chances of surviving a life-altering illness today are excellent, a long recovery can deplete your savings. Critical illness insurance can help, with a payment you can use to cover bills or medical services.
Explore Critical Illness InsuranceCompare Coverages At-a-Glance
Protect your paycheque with one or both coverages, depending on your needs:
Questions | Disability Insurance Income protection if you can’t work. |
Critical Illness Insurance A financial cushion to help you recover. |
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What does it cover me for? |
Depending on the plan you choose, you may be covered forDisclaimer2:
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How do I receive my payments? | Payments are monthly—and tax-free | Receive a one-time, tax-free payment |
What can I use the money for? |
You have the freedom to use the money however you want. For example:
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Can I claim benefits more than once? | Yes | Depends on your plan |
Will I need a medical exam to apply? | Typically, yes | Possibly yes, depending on your age and the plan you choose |
Learn more | Explore Disability Insurance | Explore Critical Illness Insurance |
Did you know?
Most employee plans end when you leave your job. RBC Health Insurance can go with you.
Nearly half of all working Canadians have experienced a mental or physical illness that required them to take time off work.Disclaimer1
Together, cancer, heart attack and stroke make up 89% of all critical illness claims.Disclaimer1
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Munich Reinsurance Company, 2006 Critical Illness Survey.
This information is intended as a summary only. Your policy will contain complete details on terms and conditions, including benefits and exclusions.
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.
Over 30 illnesses and conditions
- Aortic Surgery
- Aplastic Anemia
- Bacterial Meningitis
- Benign Brain Tumour
- Blindness
- Cancer (Life Threatening)
- Coma
- Coronary Angioplasty
- Coronary Artery Bypass Surgery
- Deafness
- Dementia including Alzheimer’s Disease
- Early Breast Cancer
- Early Prostate Cancer
- Early Skin Cancer
- Early Stage Blood Cancer
- Early Stage Intestinal Cancer
- Early Thyroid Cancer
- Heart Attack
- Heart Valve Replacement or Repair
- Kidney Failure
- Loss of Independent Existence
- Loss of Limbs
- Loss of Speech
- Major Organ Failure on Waiting List
- Major Organ Transplant
- Motor Neuron Disease
- Multiple Sclerosis
- Occupational HIV Infection
- Paralysis
- Parkinson’s Disease and Specified Atypical Parkinsonian Disorders
- Severe Burns
- Stroke
Note: Policy will include definitions.