Narrator: We all have someone or something worth protecting.
Description: Amira stands outside with her husband and daughter.
Narrator: A family, a home, a business.
Description: Three graphics enter frame illustrating a family of three, single-story home and small business.
Narrator: At Canada Life, we offer term life insurance for 10, 20 or 30 years or until you turn 65.
Description: Cut to bar graph displaying age from 25 to 65. A bar for “Term 10” appears to show coverage from age 25 to 35. Bars for “Term 20” from age 25 to 45, “Term 30” from 25 to 55 and “Term 65” from 25 to 65 follow.
Narrator: An advisor can help you choose the timeframe that works for you.
Description: Amira’s hand enters frame and chooses “Term 10.”
Narrator: Figure out how much insurance you need.
Description: An outline of a circle appears to show the coverage amount. The amount increases to $650,000 as the circle fills in.
Narrator: And set up monthly or annual payments.
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Narrator: Either way, your payments will stay the same over the entire coverage term for easy budgeting.*
Description: Cut to Amira outside, sitting on the porch of her home, looking at her phone. She receives a notification from her phone that her insurance payment has been made. A legal line appears: *Payments stay the same as long as you make required insurance payments.
Narrator: If the unexpected happens, term insurance can be used to pay debts,
Description: Cut to Amira’s hand passing an envelope to her husband.
Narrator: like a mortgage.
Description: A graphic enters the frame illustrating the cost of a single-story home.
Narrator: It can cover final expenses or help fund a child’s education.
Description: Two more graphics follow, illustrating a bill for final expenses and stack of books for child’s education.
Narrator: It can even help keep a business running.
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Narrator: If your needs change, you can renew or extend your existing term coverage.
Description: Cut back to bar graph displaying age. A bar for “Term 10” returns, showing coverage from age 25 to 35. “Term 20” is added to extend coverage to age 55.
Narrator: or convert it to a permanent insurance policy.
Description: The bar transforms to “Permanent,” showing coverage from age 25 to 65.
Narrator: Term life insurance helps you protect what matters most today.
Description: Amira plays with her daughter in their living room, while her husband reads a book.
Narrator: Don’t have an advisor? We can help at canadalife.com.
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