When you moved to Canada, nobody explained how protecting your family works here. In a free 15-minute call, Nordia walks you through it in plain words: what you have, what your family would need and what it would cost. Then you decide.
Choose a time that works for you and I'll call you then. You'll hang up knowing what your family has, what it would need and what it would cost.
You'll get a confirmation text and a reminder before your call, so you won't miss it.
Coverage through work is a good start, but it usually isn't enough, and it isn't yours. If you change jobs, lose your job or start your own business, it usually ends. Coverage you own stays with you.
Illustrative only. Work plans vary, and what your family needs depends on your debts, your income and your goals. That's what the 15-minute call is for.
I moved to Canada too and learned this system on my own. I know what it's like to start over and figure everything out.
I explain how coverage works here so you understand it. And if a simpler option fits you better, I'll tell you.
We start with the people who depend on you, here or back home, and build from there. No pressure, ever.
Your family, your work and how long you've been in Canada. Your situation, not a generic example.
Which coverage fits your family and what it would cost, in plain words.
If it makes sense, great. If it doesn't, that's the end of it. Nothing to sign either way.
Often, yes. What you qualify for depends on things like your status in Canada, how long you've been here and your health. That's exactly what I check on the call.
It's a good start, but it usually isn't yours. Work coverage is often 1 to 2 times your salary, and it usually ends when you leave the job. On the call I'll show you what you have and what your family would need.
It can pay you a lump sum if you're diagnosed with a covered illness, like cancer, a heart attack or a stroke, so your family can focus on getting better instead of the bills. I'll tell you if it fits your situation.
Yes. The call costs nothing and there's no obligation. Booking a time doesn't sign you up for anything.
No. My job is to explain your options in plain words. If a simpler option fits you better, I'll say so.
That's what the call is for. Coverage often costs less than people expect, especially when you start young and healthy. You'll see real numbers before you decide anything.
About 15 minutes on the phone, at a time you pick. Before the call you'll get a short form that takes about a minute. That's it.