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SISIP Financial Services, A division of CFMWS SCAN Fall 2013. CFSU (Europe) Geilenkirchen Presenter: Bernard Savoie, Insurance Representative. Our Mandate. The delivery of products , services and programs to serving and former members of the Canadian Forces and their families.
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SISIP Financial Services, A division of CFMWS SCAN Fall 2013 CFSU (Europe) Geilenkirchen Presenter: Bernard Savoie, Insurance Representative
Our Mandate The delivery of products, services and programs to serving and former members of the Canadian Forces and their families.
SISIP Financial Services Vision (SISIP FS) Leadership and excellence in the provision of financial products and services.
SISIP FS • Life and Disability Insurance • Financial Planning • Financial Counseling • Canadian Forces Personnel Assistance Fund (CFPAF) • Financial Education
SISIP FS OFFICES 18 locations! Financial Planners Financial Counsellors Insurance Representatives
SISIP FS Long Term Disability (LTD) • Also known as Income Replacement Insurance • Automatic coverage
SISIP FS LTD Regular Force Medically released members provided with replacement income: • 75% of salary at date of release in combination with: • CFSA, CPP/QPP, earned employment income • 15% paid by you, 85% Treasury Board. • Monthly benefit for up to 24 months following medical release or continues until age 65 if totally disabled. • Access to the Vocational Rehabilitation Program (VRP) can start up to 6 months before effective DOR. • Coverage 24 / 7.
SISIP FS Reserve LTD, class A & B short term • 75% of deemed monthly income at time of injury or illness in combination with: CFSA, CPP/QPP, earned employment income, WCB, auto-ins. & other employer LTD and pension plans. • 100% paid by Treasury Board deemed $2700 salary / month. • Option to increase to $3700 or $4700 / month subject to income test.
SISIP FS Reserve LTD, class A & B short term (cont.) • Monthly benefit for up to 24 months following medical release or continues until age 65 if totally disabled. • Access to the Vocational Rehabilitation Program (VRP) can start up to 6 months before effective DOR. • Covered while “On Duty”: authorized and entitled to pay including traveling directly to & directly from place of duty.
SISIP FS Reserve LTD, class B long term and class C 75% of monthly income at time of injury or illness in combination with: CFSA, CPP/QPP, earned employment income, WCB, auto-ins. & other employer LTD and pension plans. 100% paid by Treasury Board. Monthly benefit for up to 24 months following medical release or continues until age 65 if totally disabled Access to the Vocational Rehabilitation Program (VRP) can start up to 6 months before effective DOR. Covered “while on period of service”. Annuitants are not covered during mandatory 35 day break in service.
Why Life Insurance? • Income Replacement to: • Maintain survivor’s lifestyle • Pay for children’s education • Continue paying / pay off: • Mortgage • Line of credit • Credit cards • Personal loan • Student loan • Car
SISIP FS Optional Group Term Ins. (OGTI) OGTI - Regular Force RTIP - Reserve Force IRM - Released Members • Up to $600,000 for members & spouses. • Up to $250,000 for single members. • Automatic $10,000 per dependent child. • Accidental Dismemberment benefit to a maximum of $250,000.
SISIP FS OGTI(continued) • No “war clause or terrorism exclusion” if death occurs in a theatre of operations. • Common suicide exclusion applies (24 months) • Coverage ceases when you terminate your coverage. • Coverage to age 75.
Accidental Dismemberment (AD) For injuries not attributable to military duty. Member covered up to face amount of life insurance to a MAXIMUM of $250,000. Spouse covered up to face amount of life insurance to a MAXIMUM of $250,000. Each insured dependent child to a maximum of $10,000. Based on the Schedule of Benefits.
How much life insurance do I need?
SISIP FS Needs Analysis • We take into consideration: • mortgage, loans, debts, • dependents, education costs, • RRSP’s, other savings, • change in marital status, • retirement, new career, • SDB, CPP, severance, etc., • CFSA, VAC pensions, • final expenses, • Inflation, • You receive a printed Needs Analysis.
LTD OGTI-M OGTI-S
Beneficiaries Spousal coverage usually paid to CF member. Trustee/Tutor for dependent children. May designate contingent. Any person, organization, charity you choose. If no designation, paid to the estate and subject to probate fees.
Common Law Relationship SISIP FS • From 1 st day. • Must complete a Declaration of Common-Law Relationship 3E/F to purchase spouse coverage. • Review beneficiary designations. Veterans Affairs Canada (VAC) • Recognized after 12 months of co-habitation. • Complete a “Common Law Partnership Application”, from the Base Orderly Room (BOR).
Advantages Competitive rates Accidental Dismemberment benefit continues to apply No charge for dependent children No exclusion for dangerous sports
Insurance for Released Members(IRM) You must apply to continue your coverage: • If within 60 days of release: • No proof of insurability required. • If after 60 days: • You must answer all medical questions. • Additional medical information may be required.
The SISIP FS Ultimate Goal • Personalized analysis approach. • Holistic customer focus. • Do what is best to address the financial needs of CF members and their families.
Please send forms to:SISIP Financial Services4210 Labelle StreetOttawa ON K1A 0K2For assistance : 1-613-233-2177www.sisip.comEmail format: first.last@sisip.com