Life Insurance in New Brunswick

For an example profile (35-year-old female, non-smoker, $500,000 Term 20), Instasure’s model estimates roughly $20.50–$29.50/mo as of October 2026. Your price depends on age and sex at birth, tobacco or nicotine use in the last 12 months, health history and family history and the insurer — get an instant personalised estimate, then a licensed advisor confirms real insurer quotes.

Yes. Individual life, critical illness and disability policies stay in force if you move within Canada — just update your address with the insurer. Health and dental plans may re-price by province.

Financial and Consumer Services Commission (FCNB). Agents and brokers are licensed by FCNB. New Brunswick is officially bilingual — French content helps in the north and southeast. Complaints about insurers can be escalated to the General Insurance OmbudService (home, auto, business) or the OmbudService for Life & Health Insurance.

A common starting point is 10–15 times your annual income, but a needs-based calculation is better: add your mortgage and debts, the years of income your family would need replaced, future education costs and final expenses, then subtract savings and existing coverage (including group life at work). Our life insurance needs calculator does this in about two minutes.

Death benefits paid to a named beneficiary are generally not taxable income in Canada, and naming a beneficiary directly usually keeps the proceeds outside your estate and probate. Tax treatment can differ for corporately owned policies or policies paid to an estate — ask an advisor or tax professional about your situation.