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It's very simple and makes sense. Start with a base plan and then add riders to complete the plan. Not only are you saving money for your client with just one policy fee but you are also taking advantage of our highly competitive term and critical illness insurance rates.
Here are a few examples of how you can bundle up and save on the comprehensive coverage your clients need.
Ranking1 based on Annual Premiums
| Male Non-Smoker |
| Age 35 | Age 40 | Age 45 | Age 50 | Age 55 | Age 60 |
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LifeProvider: $50,000
Living Benefit 10 Rider: $25,000
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LifeProvider: $50,000
Term 10 Rider: $250,000
Living Benefit 10 Rider: $25,000
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| Female Non-Smoker |
| Age 35 | Age 40 | Age 45 | Age 50 | Age 55 | Age 60 |
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LifeProvider: $50,000
Living Benefit 10 Rider: $25,000
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LifeProvider: $50,000
Term 10 Rider: $250,000
Living Benefit 10 Rider: $25,000
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Plus, with LifeProvider, you have access to:
- Top-ranked Level COI rates for coverage as little as $25,000
- Streamlined new business and underwriting gets your business on the books faster
- Value-added HelpingHands Assistance Services - at no extra charge
- A short list of diversified portfolios with built-in rebalancing
- Easy-to-use sales tools
LifeProvider ... Great Value. Great Benefits. Try Us!
1 Companies surveyed: BMO Insurance, Canada Life, Empire Life, Equitable Life, Industrial Alliance, Manulife, RBC Insurance, Standard Life, Sun Life and Transamerica
The comparison was performed based on information believed to be reliable and in effect as of January 4, 2011. BMO Life Assurance Company is not liable for any errors or omissions in the information derived from third party sources.
MB 189 (2011/01/12)
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