Exclusive Life and Critical Illness Insurance offer upon the birth of your first child
In this period of reduced sleep, while any free time is cherished, we offer you to ensure one thing easily and quickly: the financial security of your family
... all in less than 5 minutes!
Reviewing your personal insurance coverage when your family grows is an important step in ensuring their financial security.
To mark this special occasion, if you:
- are a CPA member in good standing;
- are a canadian resident and
- did not take advantage of the non-medical evidence conversion of insurance coverage when you obtained your CPA title,
Beneva and VIGILIS offer you the possibility of protecting your loved ones, simply and without having to present proof of good health, by subscribing coverage under the insurance plans available exclusively to CPA members, within 90 days of the birth of your first child.
OPTIONS AVAILABLE FOR YOU AND YOUR SPOUSE*
Term Life insurance: $50,000 or $100,000
From $18 per year - Download the brochure
Critical Illness insurance: $25,000
From $16.75 per year - Plan overview
Additional coverage is available upon presentation of proof of good health
To take advantage of this insurance offer
- Download the application form;
- Select the option which corresponds to your family’s needs;
- Return your completed form, at cpa@vigilis.ca;
- You will receive, by email within 5 business days, a premium statement indicating the premium required according to the chosen option;
- Send us the original application form, by mail, with your payment within the allocated time.
Are you unsure of the amount of coverage that would best meet your, and your loved ones?
Contact us for a 360o Vision analysis of your current situation.
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These options are offered by Beneva as part of the Life and Critical insurance plans available exclusively to members of the Quebec CPA Order
* Eligible Spouse: The member’s legal or common-law spouse. A common-law spouse means a person who is living with the member 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. The amount of insurance coverage for the spouse cannot exceed that of the member.