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Dividend Scale and Participating Whole Life Insurance
Participating whole life insurance policies are an appealing option for people seeking lifelong coverage and tax-deferred growth opportunities. Understanding how key components of a policy work, such as the dividend scale, to determine the dividends you earn is key when choosing the policy that best meets your needs.
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All savings opportunities are based on filed discounts and rates in force and vary based on each individual’s insurance profile and are not guaranteed. Savings also vary by the province or territory you live in. Certain conditions, limitations and exclusions may apply. The bundle and save discount also excludes endorsements (any additional, usually optional, enhancements that you add to your policy). For detailed information about how savings could apply to you, speak with a licensed RBC Insurance advisor.
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