Introduction

Life is unpredictable. One day, you’re working hard, providing for yourself and your family, and the next, an unexpected illness or accident could leave you unable to earn a paycheck. If your income suddenly stopped, how long could you keep up with your financial responsibilities?
For millions of Canadians, this is a real concern. According to Statistique Canada, in 2022, 27% of Canadians aged 15 and older—that’s 8 million people—reported having a disability, a significant increase from 2017. Mental health-related disabilities saw the largest rise, making it clear that health challenges can happen to anyone, at any time.
That’s where disability insurance comes in. It provides financial protection by replacing a portion of your income if an illness or injury prevents you from working.

Who Needs Disability Insurance?

Many people assume disability insurance is only for those in high-risk jobs, but the truth is—it’s essential for anyone who relies on their income.

• ✔ Self-Employed & Business Owners – No employer benefits? Protect your income.
• ✔ Workers in High-Risk Jobs – Construction, trucking, and manual labor increase the risk of injury.
• ✔ Office Professionals – Back pain, stress, and mental health conditions can disrupt work.
• ✔ Sole Providers & Parents – If your family depends on your income, coverage is essential.

Real-Life Case Study: The Cost of Not Having Disability Insurance

Let’s take the story of David, a 35-year-old truck driver.

• Before the Accident
  David spent years on the road, earning a stable income to support his family. Since he was self-employed, he never thought about disability insurance—he assumed he’d always be able to work.
• The Accident
  One day, while unloading cargo, he slipped and suffered a severe spinal injury. Suddenly, he couldn’t drive, and his income stopped overnight.
• The Financial Struggle
  Without disability insurance, David’s savings ran out fast. Bills piled up, and his wife had to take extra work to cover expenses. If he had been covered, he would have received monthly benefits to replace his lost income.
• The Lesson
  David’s story is a reminder—life is unpredictable. Disability insurance ensures financial stability when you can’t work. Don’t wait until it’s too late.

How Much Coverage Can You Get?

With einsured.ca, you can get coverage up to 90% of your income. It covers:

• Rent & Condo Fees
• Lease Payments
• Living Expenses
  And much more…
  Bonus: Many plans offer a 50% premium refund after 10 years—meaning if your claims are less than 20% of premiums paid, you get half your money back!