Voluntary life insurance is an optional policy that individuals can choose to purchase, offering a death benefit of up to $500,000 to their beneficiaries, with the flexibility to increase coverage in increments of $10,000 if needed.*

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*Evidence of Insurability required.

Short-term disability is insurance that offers temporary income replacement for individuals unable to work due to non-work-related medical conditions, usually lasting a few weeks to several months. It provides financial support until the person can return to work or access long-term disability benefits if necessary.

Voluntary Critical Illness insurance is an optional policy that individuals can buy to receive a lump-sum cash benefit when diagnosed with covered critical illnesses like cancer or heart attack. This extra financial support can assist with medical expenses and other costs during a serious health crisis, and supplements your health coverage.

Voluntary Accident Coverage insurance is a supplemental policy that individuals can choose to purchase to receive benefits in the event of accidental injuries, such as fractures, burns, or dislocations. It provides financial support to help cover medical costs, treatment, and other expenses resulting from accidental injuries.