“All progress is based upon a universal innate desire on the part of every organism to live beyond its income.” Samuel Butler

Did you know that, according to the statistics, you are three times more likely to incur a disability via an accident or an illness than you are to die before the age of 65? This means that it is important to protect yourself against the possibility of dealing with such a life-changing disability. How will you and your family deal with this situation, if it were to arise?

In order to convalesce in comfort, you need strong financial backup and potentially additional funds to cope with any disability after your recovery. We can help arrange cover for specific illnesses that can ease the financial burden of such an event.

Critical illness insurance is a type of policy that will provide you with a lump sum of money if you are diagnosed with certain disabilities or illnesses. These types of illnesses that are covered by this type of insurance are usually long term and quite serious, such as multiple sclerosis, cancer, Parkinson’s disease, stroke, heart attack or loss of arms or legs.

Although you might have other income coming in, such as sick pay, it will likely not cover all of your needs. The cash that you receive from your critical illness cover could allow you to pursue a much less stressful lifestyle while you are recovering from your illness. It could cover your medical expenses as well as help you with every day expenses and pay off your mortgage.

It can sometimes be difficult to understand all of the different options and decipher the confusing world of insurance policies. Here at Taylor Brunswick, we will be your guide when it comes to choosing the right critical illness insurance for your situation. When it comes to critical illness insurance, we take the time to listen to you and understand your situation so that we are better able to advise you on the best options.

Choosing critical illness insurance coverage is an important decision and it will protect you in a time of need, so consider the policies and select the one that will be right for you.