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Canadian Life and Health Insurance Facts, 2023 Edition

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Lines of business Life insurance Life insurance provides financial security to beneficiaries when the insured person dies. Benefits can be used to replace income, pay a mortgage or other debts of the deceased, or contribute to an estate. Sold as: Most life insurance - over eighty per cent - is purchased by individuals through an agent or advisor. Related products: Supplementary benefits, such as payments on accidental death, disability, or critical illness – or waiver of required premiums upon disability – can be added to life insurance products. 2022 life insurance premiums 17% 83% $ 27B Individual policies Group plans Protection & age breakdown Life insurance coverage reflects the age and income level of policyholders, their marital status, target income for dependent support, mortgage balances, etc. Average protection per insured household ($ thousands) Median age $ 377 46 NB $ 404 42 PE $ 370 44 NS 42 $ 511 BC $ 567 38 AB $ 519 38 SK $ 462 38 MB $ 504 40 ON $ 391 43 QC $ 363 48 NL Terr. $ 392 34 Canadian Life & Health Insurance Facts // 2023 Edition 11

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