Month: February 2020

Most visitors to Canada when they first enter may visit for up to six months. Visitors who wish to remain longer should apply for an extension, and pay another charge. With the parent and grandparent super visa, qualified parents and grandparents can visit family in Canada for up to two years and they don’t need […]

What is Super Visa The Super Visa permits multiple entries to Canada for a period up to 10 years. The key distinction between a Super Visa and a visitor visa is that the Super Visa permits a person to remain for up to two years on beginning or initial entry into Canada; while a 10-year […]

RESP Guide Part 2 Limit of contribution Your annual contribution in RESP has no limit at all. Since the year 2007, there is no upper limit in the contribution for RESP, where the beneficiary can get the maximum amount of $50,000. But the only limit is not to contribute more than $50,000, else you will […]

RESP Guide CESG also known as Canadian educational savings grant is provided by Government in RESP plan. There are few highly concerned questions and the answers relevant for RESP and also relating to CESG which are discussed below: 5 frequently asked questions about the CESG What are the qualifications required for the CESG Grant? The […]

I am single, why do I require life insurance? Life insurance is a need on the off chance that you have any kind of financial commitment. You may have a few loans, Mortgage, or have credit card loan at some time. In the event that you pass away your Spouse/ Parents /Kids should reimburse them […]

What is a RRSP? A registered retirement savings plan (RRSP) is a personal savings account that has exceptional tax benefits. RRSPs can hold qualifying investments, including treasury bills, ensured premium products, segregated funds, mutual funds contracts, bonds and values. A RRSP is such an effective funds vehicle that your contributions are tax deductible, and the […]

Critical illness is a severe health condition that devastatingly affects an individual’s way of life and requires a lot of money for the treatment. It might likewise prompt to loss of salary because of the disability to work. Few examples of critical illnesses are Coma, Heart attack, Cancer, Blindness, Deafness, Paralysis, Parkinson and  Alzheimer`s disease […]

What to do if your luggage gets delayed a. Report to the carrier agency When you realize that your luggage is delayed then you can immediately report it to the carrier agency such as airline, tour operator agency. If the delays are lengthy and which affects your travel plans then you can ask for the compensation.  […]

What to do when someone insured for policy suddenly dies. Contact Insurance company or the agent Contact the Insurance company immediately and talk to the assistant team for the immediate help regarding the procedure and required help. Our professional experts will help you in handling the situation and dealing with problems, if any. The authorities […]

Until such things happen, you will not even think about it but the moment you face such trouble, you need to know about how to deal with it. Illness or Injury What to do if you’re hurt in an accident Make sure you are safe While in the journey, make sure that everyone is safe […]