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Do I have an ICBC claim?

Posted by on Nov 7, 2015 in Articles, Articles - ICBC | 0 comments

Do I have an ICBC claim?

Many people wonder: “Do I have an ICBC claim?” In many cases, these people actually do have an ICBC claim. What is surprising is how often ICBC tells people that they do not have a claim when they actually do (or at least that is what the potential claimant hears). Unfortunately, too many people take ICBC at their word or do not understand what is being communicated. Sometimes, it’s not that ICBC has actually said that you do not have a claim it’s that they have told you they will not pay you anything for your claim, or do not believe you...

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What is disability insurance?

Posted by on Nov 6, 2015 in Articles, Articles - Disability and Critical Illness | 0 comments

What is disability insurance?

Disability insurance is a form of health insurance. It is income paid to you by your insurance company when you can’t work due to sickness or accidental injury. Disability insurance income replaces either a portion of your regular income or is a set dollar amount. Benefit periods and amounts may depend on whether the disability was caused by an accident or illness and whether the disability is “short term” or “long term.” Disability insurance should provide peace of mind in the event that you are disabled and require...

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What is critical illness insurance?

Posted by on Nov 5, 2015 in Articles, Articles - Disability and Critical Illness | 0 comments

What is critical illness insurance?

Critical illness insurance is an insurance product where the insurer is contracted to pay money (lump sum or structured) if the policyholder is diagnosed with one of the critical illnesses listed in the insurance policy. These are ‘peace of mind’ contracts. The contract or policy will set out several definitions and terms. Contractual definitions and terms are almost always open to interpretation. Most of these denials involve disputes over definitions of when a diagnosis of a critical illness is considered valid, allegations of...

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