Meri Macia, Regional Director, RBC Insurance

Choosing a life insurance beneficiary feels straightforward, until it isn't.
An outdated name on your policy or a minor listed without a plan are small oversights that can create real stress for the people you're trying to protect.

We've put together a guide to the most common mistakes Canadians make when naming a life insurance beneficiary — and the simple steps you can take to make sure your plan works the way you intended.

Because the people who matter most deserve more than good intentions.
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Common Mistakes to Avoid When Choosing a Life Insurance Beneficiary RBC Insurance Getting life insurance also means naming a beneficiary. Here’s some of the common mistakes Canadians should avoid when choosing a life insurance beneficiary and help protect the people you care about.

Protecting your financial future can feel complicated. Perhaps you’ve done some research, asked an AI chatbot, and discovered that insurance can be one of the most important financial tools to protect what you’ve built.

My job isn’t to take you back to square one, it’s to pick up where your research left off. To catch what might have slipped through. To help you move from "thinking about it" to having the right insurance protection in place.

Here’s an interesting read on how AI and human advice work together. And when you’re ready to take that next step, let’s talk.

How to Combine AI Search and Human Expertise for Better Insurance Coverage | RBC Insurance When it comes to purchasing insurance and protecting your future, AI and human advisors are teammates.