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When you get a quote for Alumni Term 10 Life Insurance, you’re automatically entered to win $1,000 cash.
Certain life events triggers the need for life insurance. Which of these apply to you?
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Did you know that there's an alternative to the insurance offered by your mortgage lender?
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The difference. Term life insurance provides death benefit protection for a specified period of time (the “term”) and can be renewed. Permanent life insurance covers you for life and has an investment component.
The Price. Because term insurance is purely life insurance, its premiums are usually lower than permanent insurance. That's why it's a more affordable option for people looking strictly for income replacement in case of their death.
The Coverage The lower rates of term insurance allow you to buy more coverage than you could otherwise afford. In fact, households with all term insurance can replace their income for two years more than households with all permanent insurance.*
* Canadian Life Insurance Owership Trends, LIMRA, 2013.
Term Insurance | Mortgage Insurance | |
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You can purchase any amount to cover more than just your mortgage | The insurance amount covers only your mortgage balance." | |
You name your own beneficiary and they decide what to do with the benefit amount. | The bank is the beneficiary and the benefit goes directly to them. | |
Your coverage can stay the same throughout the term of your insurance. | Your coverage goes down as you pay off the mortgage but your premiums stay the same. | |
Your insurance is not tied to your mortgage - so you can switch banks and keep the same coverage. | You man not be able to transfer your insurance if you move your mortgage to another lender. You may have to requalify. | |
Your insurance protection remains in place as long as you pay your premiums. | Your protection ends when your mortgage is paid off. |