Life Insurance Needs Analysis
How Much Life Insurance Do You Need?
Step 1: Assets and life insurance available in an emergency
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Liquid Assets Emergency cash savings, GICs, RRSPs, other Investments available in an emergency |
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Other Disposable Assets Rental property, business assets, cottage, etc. |
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Total Amount of Life Insurance Including Group Insurance, Personal Insurance, and Mortgage Insurance |
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| Total Funds Available in an Emergency | $0 |
Step 2: Immediate liabilities and cash needed
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Total Mortgage Amounts Owing Including personal residence and rental properties |
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Other Loans and Debts Including lines of credit, student loans, car loans, credit card balances, etc. |
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Final Expenses Funeral expenses, legal and executor fees, income and capital gains taxes |
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Education Funding for Children We suggests a minimum of $10,000 per child per year of schooling minus current savings |
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Other Cash Needs Emergency funds, child care, caring for aging parents, charitable donations, etc. |
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| Total Immediate Cash Needs Upon Death | $0 |
Step 3: Replace lost income for your survivors in the event of your death
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Annual Income Required For Survivors We suggests 70% of your current gross income |
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Number Of Years Income Is Required A good rule of thumb is number of years until your children are financially independent or until retirement age |
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Amount Required To Fund Survivors Income Assumed 6% annual rate of return and 3% inflation rate and funds depleted by the end of the replacement years |
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Results: Your life insurance shortfall
| Amount Of Life Insurance Needed For Survivors | $0 |
Note: This calculator is intended to provide estimates only. Please speak to a licensed Canada insurance advisor at Life Guard Insurance for a recommendation tailored to your specific life insurance needs.

