BMO Life Insurance Review

The Bottom Line

BMO prices are 2% lower than prices of competitors which makes them a great option for Canadians looking to buy term life insurance. However, BMO requires enhanced medical requirements for customers looking to buy non-face-to-face.

Pricing Comparison

BMO term life insurance pricing vs. competitor term life insurance products

Looking for the best value? See how the price of BMO's term life insurance stacks up against the prices of products offered by other Canadian term life insurance providers.

Scores are based on PolicyMe’s Term Insurance Price Index, an in-depth analysis of prices for 108 combinations of gender, age, term length, coverage amount, health status, and smoking status.

Company	Ranking	Average price relative to market
RBC Insurance	1	6% Lower
Canada Life	2	5% Lower
Canada Life	2	5% Lower
Canada Life	2	5% Lower

‍BMO Insurance Pricing by Customer Traits

Even if you and your next-door neighbour buy life insurance from the same insurance company, you may not pay the same price. That’s because life insurance companies base your price largely on your age, policy coverage amount, policy duration, smoking status, and current health status. Some companies are more lenient about specific customer characteristics and provide better pricing than other companies for people with these characteristics.

Here’s a breakdown of how BMO's life insurance prices compare to prices offered by other companies for various customer characteristics.

Excellent – The company’s prices are more affordable than the rest of the market for customers with these characteristics
Good – The company’s prices are in line with the rest of the market for customers with these characteristics
Poor – The company’s prices are more expensive than the rest of the market for customers with these characteristics

Product Options and Features

Term lengths of 10, 15, 20, 25 and 30 years

Coverage from $100,000 to $10,000,000

Common Features

Level premiums – Premiums remain the same for the entire length of your term

Guaranteed renewability – When your term insurance policy expires, you can renew it without undergoing a medical review

Convertible – You can convert your term insurance policy into a permanent policy without undergoing a medical review

No-obligation review period – Once you receive confirmation that your policy has been issued, you have 30 days to sign a delivery receipt and authorize your payment method