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01/27/2023

Life Insurance has its living benefits. You can leverage permanent insurance like universal life while you’re living. Some of the benefits of universal life insurance in Canada include:

Flexible Premiums
Cash Value Accumilation
Tax Advantage
Death Benefits
Living Benefits
Investments

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01/25/2023

If you're starting a family, it's important to consider the financial impact of your death on your loved ones. A term life insurance policy can provide coverage for a specific period of time, such as the length of a mortgage or until children are grown and financially independent. Additionally, consider adding a rider to your policy to cover the costs of raising your children in case of your death.

01/20/2023

Before major life changes: It's a good idea to get life insurance before you have any major life changes, such as getting married, having children, or buying a home. This way, you can ensure that your loved ones will be financially secure in the event of your unexpected death.

01/18/2023

The best time to get life insurance is typically when you are young and in good health, as this will generally result in lower premiums. It's also a good idea to get life insurance before you have any major life changes, such as getting married, having children, or buying a home. Additionally, it's important to review and update your coverage as your needs and circumstances change over time.

01/16/2023

Have you heard about the DIME method? It is a way to help determine how much life insurance coverage you should have.

DIME stands for: 🏦 πŸ’Έ 🏑 πŸŽ“ also πŸ€‘πŸ“ˆ

🏦 Debt: This includes any outstanding debts or loans you have, such as mortgages, car loans, credit card balances, and student loans. You'll want to make sure your life insurance coverage is enough to pay off these debts in the event of your passing.

πŸ’Έ Income: Your life insurance coverage should be enough to replace your income and support your family in the event of your death. This includes taking into account future earning potential and any current or future expenses such as education, retirement etc.

🏑 Mortgage: If you own a home, it's important to consider how your family would manage the mortgage payments in the event of your passing. Your life insurance coverage should be enough to pay off the mortgage so your family can keep the home.

πŸŽ“ Education: If you have children or other dependents, you'll want to consider the cost of their education when determining your life insurance coverage. This will ensure that they have the resources they need to pursue their education goals.

πŸ€‘πŸ“ˆ Estate taxes: If you have a substantial estate, you may need to consider estate taxes when determining your life insurance coverage. Your coverage should be enough to cover any taxes due in the event of your passing so your family can keep more of your assets.

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