Super Visa

This refers to the measure of qualified medical costs that must be paid by the customer or insured before the insurance company starts to repay for covered costs. There are two various types of deductibles, per-policy period and per-claim. A per-policy period deductible implies that the claimed must pay the deductible just once amid the […]

How can I get the coverage for a Pre existing medical condition when buying SUPERVISA insurance? A Pre-existing condition relies on upon your health condition implies the injury, critical illness, symptom(s) that exists prior and after effective insurance date. Sometimes a healthy candidate can be esteemed to have a pre-existing condition due to past medical […]

Super Visa Insurance is offered by numerous health insurance providers and brokers in Canada. In many cases the Super Visa Insurance can be obtained online. Canada’s new Super Visa offers various benefits over the past systems. The most evident is that it permits family members of permanent residents or Canada citizens the chance to remain […]

The Super Visa has become very easy than ever before for parents and grandparents to visit relatives in Canada, permitting them to stay for up to 24 months at a time in the country, without renewing their status. This visa is legitimate and valid for a long time and can allow a single entry or […]

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 […]