RTIP Gold Elite – Coverage for “catastrophic” health care expenses
Effective January 1, 2008, OTIP will offer coverage for catastrophic health care expenses – those that can devastate a family’s finances – through RTIP Gold Elite.
Exclusive to retired members of Ontario’s education community under the age of 65, this new coverage offers additional protection from unforeseen health care expenses associated with acute sickness, serious accident or medical emergency.
With RTIP Gold Elite, you can afford to treat your condition while protecting your family’s finances and your retirement plans.
Critical Illness Insurance – Freedom to focus on getting well
While you’re coping with a serious illness, you need to focus on what really matters – your health. With Critical Illness insurance from OTIP, you gain freedom and financial flexibility – giving you the time you need to get better.
OTIP achieves million dollar mission at annual golf classic
The brilliant sun, warm breeze and cloudless sky could have been a sign that the 19th Annual OTIP Charity Golf Classic was going to fulfill its mission. On August 22, one of the most seasonable days this summer, over 260 golfers converged on the Cardinal Golf Club in Kettleby to help raise $82,951 for SickKids Foundation and Perinatal Bereavement Services Ontario (PBSO). This year’s tournament brought OTIP’s cumulative donations for these charities to over $1 Million and was the tournament’s largest donation to date. |
Changes in definition may affect condo unit owners
Recently, many condominium corporations revised their definitions of a “standard” unit leaving a large number of unit owners without adequate insurance. Whether your condo is insured with OTIP or with another company, be sure you have sufficient insurance protection. To learn more, read "Does your condo fit the “standard” definition" in our Resource Centre.
Congratulations to winners of OTIP Bursary Program!
Twelve children of OTIP members have each been awarded a $1,000 bursary through the OTIP Bursary Program.
The fortunate students from across the province include: Christopher Finlay of Aurora, Santino Melatti and Blair Rogers of Kingsville, Chance Chase of Val Caron, Jake Parkhill of Ancaster, Taylor Krueger of Waterloo, Jessica Clancy of Woodbridge, Jessie Clark of Huntsville, Bronwyn MacDonald of Elmvale, Lyndsay Lyon of Laurel, and Elizabeth Phillips of Oakville.
Each year, OTIP Bursary applications are accepted until June 15 for the upcoming academic year. Winners’ names are drawn at random from the pool of applicants.
New for 2009-2010
We are happy to announce that the OTIP Bursary Program is now available to grandchildren of our insured members and will increase to $1,500.
Giving Back
OTIP and its employees support the United Way through an annual fundraising campaign. OTIP has raised over $214,000 since we began supporting this worthy organization.
During November and December, OTIP is also proud to support the United Way through Charity Fridays.
Read more on how OTIP gives back to the community.
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