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Hi there,


Most Canadians don’t have the wrong life insurance; they just don’t have enough.


Employer coverage feels reassuring. A round number like $500,000 sounds responsible. And reviewing your policy? That usually gets pushed down the list.


The problem is life changes, and insurance that once made sense can quietly fall short.


In this guide, we break down exactly how to calculate the right amount of life insurance in Canada, based on your income, debts, family needs, and long-term goals.


If you’re married, have kids, a mortgage, or growing responsibilities, this is worth a few minutes of your time.


Want to learn more? Let's chat.

(No pressure, just smart advice.)



Talk soon,

David

Real numbers, clear logic, and no guesswork.

Make Sure Your Family’s Covered (and You’re Not Overpaying

When’s the Last Time Anyone Reviewed Your Life Insurance?


Most policies are bought and forgotten — which means many families are paying for coverage that no longer fits their needs.


My Life Insurance Policy Checkup is a free, 15-minute review to confirm your coverage is still doing its job: protecting your family and minimizing costs.



What we’ll check:

  • Are you paying more than you should?
  • Are there new options that build cash value faster?
  • Has your family, income, or debt changed since you bought the policy?

No sales pitch — just clarity and recommendations you can act on right away.


I reserve a small number of review calls each week to keep them personal and meaningful — once they’re full, they roll into the next week.



[Book Your Free Policy Checkup] — a few openings remain this week.


P.S.
The only mistake bigger than overpaying for life insurance is assuming you’re properly covered when you’re not. Let’s verify it together — it’s free peace of mind.

Check out our featured video:

Employer coverage often isn’t enough. Consider adding private insurance for comprehensive coverage you own and control.

Additional articles:

Should You Get Mortgage Life Insurance?

From Temporary to Lifetime Coverage: Life Insurance Conversion

Baby Steps to Financial Security: A New Parent's Guide

Important upcoming dates:


Upcoming Bank of Canada Interest Rate Announcements: 

  • March 18, 2026

  • April 29, 2026


Canada Child Benefit (CCB) Payments:

  • February 20, 2026 

  • March 20, 2026

  • April 20, 2026


Want to learn more? Lets talk

David Pipe is a Mortgage Broker of TMG - The Mortgage Group, FSRA  #10315

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