I chose this website because they seem like a nice, truthful company that won't let down their customers. They mention that they have 133 years of experience, which in my opinion is mind blowing, and they also mention that almost 30 million people worldwide have been working with them for either insurance, banking, or wealth management requirements. Something that really caught my attention within this video is that the lady speaking says that their Canadian regulator asks customers to set additional funds aside just in case anything else might happen, I like that because they use the word “ask”, and they are explaining exactly what the money's for rather than charging insurers more, without even telling them. (Such as the car leasing video we watched). 

I like this website because they mention some very good points on why you should get life insurance, like “who will be financially impacted by your death?”. I also like it because they do not try and pressure people into life insurance, instead they have created a technique to simply ask yourself “whether life insurance is worth it for you”. Unlike other websites, they give accurate estimates when talking about the price of death costs, and get you thinking by mentioning that your funeral can very well double the price of that. They say it can cost anywhere up to $8,000 for your basic needs, and wants, which got me thinking about how I would never want to leave that for my family. 

I like this website because it specifically refers, and talks about millennials, and does so using graphics, which helps to make it more enjoyable to read. I also really like it because not only do they talk about your spouse, and children, they also mention how you can help your siblings, and/or “aging parents” which is sad to say… but something that never even slipped my mind. Unlike other websites, this article provides statistics on a lot of different things like, how many people claim they can not afford life insurance, what other costs are affecting people from being able to afford life insurance, how many people have life insurance, how many people wish they had more life insurance, etc.

I like this website because it provides you with the option of receiving a quote, super fast by just filling in a quick 5 question survey, and they have different articles you can find as to how important life, and critical illness insurance is, how much life insurance you will need, and why you should choose them for insurance. Something about this website that I have not seen on another is their insurance calculator. This is where you fill in your cash needs, income replacement, assets, and insurance and they will provide you with a quick calculation on your total amount of recommended life insurance. 

I like this website because it comes strictly from Canada of course, but I also like it because it gives a lot of information that I have not yet found on any other sites. Some of these things are like how you would go about cancelling your insurance if needed, health insurance, and living as a couple, which is something I feel like could be very useful to many people including myself. I also really like this website because it talks a lot about your beneficiary. One thing I did not know about that is that there are two types of beneficiaries. A revocable beneficiary, and an irrevocable one, and I think that is very important, and everybody should do their research before naming a beneficiary.

I am in love with the way this video is presented because it is honestly exactly what goes on in my head. They talk about whether you could live without a cellphone, technology, entertainment, a home, etc. then ask “What about your family?......Could they live without you?”. Absolutely I think that everybody needs to enjoy their life, and obviously should not go without, because they feel their family needs it more (If that makes sense) but there are so many things you can balance out in order to get what you want, but still be able to provide for your family when the time comes. Treat yourself to take out once a month, or even every two, rather than once a week, get a lower plan for your cell phone, and save a little bit each month. That extra bit of money can go towards saving for your family's future. One thing I found useful is their motto “It’s worth it” I know it is, and I wish everyone felt the same way! 

I chose this video because we have watched some of his videos before, and he makes things really fun. Fun fact: One piece of valuable information I learned from this video is that your beneficiary does not necessarily have to be a family member, or friend, but can also be a charity, or even PET!!

I  like this video because he gives his own opinion which can help give people more to think about. Something I learned from this video that I haven’t seen in another one is “discretion”. He mentions how you can make it so that each party would be treated equally(Often in second marriages,etc). I like this video because he makes a good point by mentioning what if something did happen to you, and your children received some asset within their inheritance that they wanted to keep, but had to sell in order to pay off taxes, or another debt in your name..I like that because it's true, and very relevant. I don’t blame my grandpa in any way, shape, or form, but when he passed away leaving nothing behind, my uncle had to sell his car, and many other belongings to pay for his funeral, and that is something I hated about myself, I wish I had enough savings to pay for it myself so I could have kept a few of his things.