Travel Insurance

Canadian health insurance is almost certainly not valid outside of Canada. Foreign hospitals can be very expensive and may require immediate cash payment. You could face years of debt paying off the costs of treatment for an illness or accident you suffered abroad. The Government of Canada will not pay your medical bills.

Key Features for Visitor & Super Visa Insurance

Maximum Duration - 558 days
Family Rates
Super Visa Insurance - $100,000, or $150,000
Hospitalization Included (Semi-Private)
Ambulance Included
Diagnostic, Laboratory & X-Rays Included
Therapeutic Equipment Rental & Purchase Included
Prescription Medications 30 Days up to $10,000
Return/Escort of Dependent Children – $3,000
Incidental Expenses – $250
Deductible Options - $0, $250 (-10%), $500 (-15%), $1,000 (-20%), $5,000 (-30%), $10,000 (-45%)
Services of Physician, Surgeon, In-Hospital Nurse Included
Emergency Medical - $25,000, $50,000, $100,000, or $150,000 (Depends on plan limit chosen)
Emergency Return Home Included
Emergency Dental Injury - $4,000
Non-Injury Pain $500
Repatriation of Remains - $16,000
Cremation/Burial At Destination - $6,000
Follow-Up Visits - $3,000
Emergency Paramedical Services – $500/Category
Visit to Bedside – Airfare $3,000 + $1,000 Expenses
Accommodations & Meals – $150/Day, Maximum $1,500
Pre-Existing Coverage – Up to Age 79
Coverage for Side Trips
Return of Baggage & Personal Effects – $500
Identification of Remains Round-Trip Airfare + $450 Expenses Round-
Accidental Death & Dismemberment – Up to the plan limit chosen to a maximum of $100,000

Note: Above info is as per Travelance premier plan

RESP

A RESP (Registered Education Savings Plan) is a special savings account for parents who want to save for their child’s education after high school (which is very expensive).  An RESP is a tax-sheltered plan that helps you save for a child’s post-secondary education faster. Your savings will grow faster with the Canada Education Savings Grant (CESG) , Canada Learning Bond (CLB), and other government incentives.

If the child doesn’t pursue post-secondary education, you may be able to choose a new beneficiary. Or, you have 35 years to use the funds for education.

Key Features

Contribute up to $50,000 per child

Get Up to $7200 government grants

Get up to $2000 CLB ( Low Income Family)

Get interest generated during RESP plan

Contribution starts from $25 per week in an RESP