Search RBC Personal Insurance Canada(EN) Contact Us Sign In MENU Life Can I Personalize My Insurance? Whether you're single or have a family there's a mix of insurance that makes sense for your life. The coverage you choose may not be the same as someone else's because everyone's needs are different. Some people are surprised to find out that insurance is not ‘one size fits all’. From coverage for your life or your paycheck to your home or car, insurance can be customized so that it makes sense for you and your family. If you’re thinking about getting insurance, you want to be confident that you’re getting what’s right for you. Here are some ideas how. Where Do I Start? Before picking up the phone or turning on your computer you should ask yourself a few things. “What do I want to protect? Do I know which type of insurance would help? Do I understand enough about that insurance to make a decision”, and if not then “how can I get more information?” Speaking to a licensed insurance advisor can be a good first step to help when you’re buying insurance. They can help to answer questions you may have and they are also able to provide helpful recommendations based on what they learn about you and your needs during your discussions. Insurance Questions To Prepare For Your advisor has the opportunity to get to know you throughout your discussion. You’ll probably get some expected questions such as: Do you own your home, or rent a condo or apartment? How many cars do you have and do you drive to work? Do you have snow tires for your car? Then there are other questions that may seem a bit more personal but they really help to uncover exactly what your insurance needs are: Who or what are you looking to protect? Do you work outdoors, in a physical job like construction, or in an office? Do you have insurance coverage from your work? Do you have any health concerns? These questions and subsequent discussions are all a part of getting to know you better to understand your needs so that you get the right insurance policy for you and your family. Don’t Forget – You’re In Control When you receive recommendations from your advisor, remember that they’re exactly that – recommendations. You can say yes or you can say no. Make sure that you are confident that you are purchasing what makes sense for you – no one knows what’s right for you more than you do. Most importantly, you can always change your insurance down the line. Your life is constantly changing – it has a funny way of doing that – and you may need to re-visit your policies in the future. You’re unique. Your insurance should be too. We’ll help you get it. Disclaimer RBC Insurance March 31, 2021 Share Topics Car insuranceDisability InsuranceHomeHome InsuranceLife Insurance Most Recent Segregated Funds vs Mutual Funds View More Planning for retirement with Spousal RRSPs View More What are Segregated Funds, and How Can They Complement an RRSP Portfolio? View More Read This Next What are Segregated Funds, and How Can they Complement an RRSP Portfolio? November 22, 2021 View More Segregated Funds vs Mutual Funds November 22, 2021 View More Planning for retirement with Spousal RRSPs November 22, 2021 View More RBC Health Insurance helps protect your paycheque until you can get back to work October 12, 2021 View More RBC Insurance Services Inc. Website, © 1995-2021 Privacy & Security | Legal | Accessibility | Underwriters Top