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LIFE INSURANCE · CANADIAN RESIDENTS

Over 50 and putting off life insurance? Start with the cost.

Before you decide life insurance is out of reach, find out what a policy could cost you. A quote is a practical first step toward finding coverage that fits your budget.

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YOUR NEXT STEP

What could life insurance cost you?

Start your free quote through Covered For Life.

Choose your age group to get started:

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You don’t need to choose a policy today to take the first step. You can start by finding out what it might cost.

If you’ve been putting off life insurance because of the monthly payment, the application, or simply not knowing where to begin, start with a quote.

Covered For Life can help you explore life insurance coverage and pricing. That gives you something concrete to consider: a monthly cost, an amount of cover, and whether it works for you.

Three things to look at before you decide.

The monthly payment

Look for a payment you would feel comfortable keeping up with. Your quote will depend on factors such as your age and personal circumstances.

The amount of coverage

Consider what you want the policy to help your family with, then review the coverage options available to you.

The policy details

Review the eligibility requirements, exclusions, and any waiting periods before you make a decision. Ask the provider to explain anything that is unclear.

A little clarity can make the next step easier.

A quote lets you move from “I wonder what it costs” to reviewing an option for yourself. You can look at the price and the policy details before deciding whether to take things further.

See what your next step could look like.

Start with a free quote through Covered For Life and explore the coverage available to you.

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