Traditional life insurance plans are often difficult to obtain for people with cancer. Whether it is medical exams, long applications, or high premiums, traditional coverage is not the best option for cancer patients. Our Final Expense Plan removes these barriers, providing affordable coverage for people in remission or those currently undergoing cancer treatments.
You cannot be denied coverage if you are between the ages of 18-74 and have a permanent residence in BC.
If you are in remission, are in the middle of treatment, or have just been diagnosed with cancer, you can qualify for our life insurance plan.
There are no waiting periods to see if you qualify. When you apply for coverage, our online form instantly lets you know if you are eligible.
Our plan also offers accidental death coverage at no additional fee. So, if you pass away due to an accident, your beneficiaries will receive four times your plan’s original benefit.
When you purchase our plan, you have coverage that lasts until age 100.
The benefits of our coverage are always guaranteed tax-free.
We do not require you to be a Canadian citizen to be eligible for our plans.
If you live in British Columbia and have cancer, our team is here to ensure you can find the financial coverage you need. With our simplified application process and accessible plan options, we can provide more people with affordable life insurance coverage. At Specialty Life Insurance, we’re here to make getting life insurance with cancer a more straightforward and stress-free experience.
If you want to see your plan options and get a free no-obligation quote, please complete our simple online application form now.
Find out more about our plan details:
This policy also includes an accidental death benefit at no additional cost. For accidental death benefit exclusions please CLICK HERE.
Accidental death does not include death which is caused directly or indirectly by one or more of the following:
Please note that, aside from cases of fraud, if the policy is declared void the insured's beneficiary is entitled to a refund of premiums from the effective date of the policy or the date of its latest reinstatement.
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