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Why do people buy insurance in the first place?
It depends on what is happening in their life. They’ve bought a home, landed a new job, had children, or got married, and they want to protect what matters most.
How much life insurance is enough?
It depends on who you ask. To ensure their funeral expenses and debt are covered and their dependants are supported financially, the average married Canadian parent believes they need more than $300,000 in Life Insurance. Meanwhile, single Canadians feel their needs are closer to $190,0001.
When do people feel it’s the ‘right time’ to buy life insurance?
It depends on what is driving the purchase. For the majority of Canadians (63 per cent), the best time to buy is as soon as they can afford it, so they can take advantage of low premium rates2.
Why choose BMO Insurance?
Our dedicated licensed insurance advisors are here to provide you with personalized help.
Be confident in your coverage, with our proven history of financial strength founded on a legacy that extends back to 1817.
Take advantage of flexible coverage options, comprehensive benefits and competitive prices.
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1BMO
Study: Canadians Believe They Need An Average Of $266 Thousand in Life
Insurance Coverage, survey conducted by Pollara, random sample of 1,002 Canadians 18 years
of age and over, Oct.22-24, 2014, BMO Insurance.
2The BMO Life
Insurance Survey was conducted by Pollara between July 2nd and
4th, 2014, with an online sample of 1,005 adult Canadians.