LSM Insurance has been helping people in Nova Scotia with all their life insurance and living benefits needs for over 25 years. Our experienced brokers serve customers in Truro, Yarmouth, Halifax, Amherst – wherever you are in Nova Scotia, a LSM broker is available for you.
Truro, NS, Canada
Halifax, NS, Canada
Amherst, NS, Canada
Insurance products we offer in Nova Scotia:
As a province on the coast, Nova Scotia has strong ties to the fishing, marine defense, and ocean transportation industries. New partnerships are also being forged through the Nova Scotia Business Diversity Program. The increased level of higher risk jobs (fishing, military, transportation) can mean ratings or exclusions on some forms of life insurance in this province. This is why it’s important for everyone in Nova Scotia to learn the ins and outs of life insurance and which policy is ideal to defray risk while keeping premiums as low as possible. Our brokers have decades of experience and access to the best life insurance policies in Nova Scotia to ensure you get the robust coverage you deserve – even if you work a high-risk job. Read on to learn more about life insurance in Nova Scotia, and how to get the best rates.
The Office of the Superintendent of Insurance, under the Insurance Act, regulates and licenses agents, brokers, and adjusters in Nova Scotia.
Following are samples of life insurance quotes in Nova Scotia. Remember, however, that rates are affected by a variety of factors, and there are products designed to cover everyone, from those in great health to those with serious conditions. Not sure which product is right for you? Contact one of our experienced brokers today.
Disclaimer: Nova Scotia insurance rates are highly dependent of a variety of factors including but not limited to your age, health, family health history, lifestyle, financial goals, and even the length of your commute. A broker shops the market on your behalf, for free, and pairs you with the best policy for your needs and budget.
Life insurance rates in Nova Scotia vary depending on your age and risk factors. Term is always the cheapest type of policy. A Term 10 policy for a healthy 40-year old non-smoker male starts around $18.54/month for $200,000 of coverage.
Insurance in Nova Scotia is available through agents, brokers, through group (employee or association) benefit plans, over the phone, online, and even through some banks. A broker shops the market for free on your behalf and shows you all your options. For a truly customized quote, contact a broker.
The Office of the Superintendent of Insurance, under the Insurance Act, regulates and licenses agents, brokers, and adjusters in Nova Scotia.
Disability insurance in Nova Scotia is available through brokers, agents, as part of employee or association coverage, and even through some banks. Note, however, that a bank’s disability insurance coverage (may be called mortgage or debt insurance) typically has the bank, not your family, as the beneficiary.
