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Accidental death insurance

Help for recovering and rebuilding

You can’t predict an accident, but you can prepare for the unexpected. Add accidental death coverage to your AffinityPlus™ life insurance. It will help ensure you have extra protection in case your death is accidental. There’s a lot for families to cope with after an accident.

If a claim is approved, your beneficiary1 receives a one-time payment that can help with...

  • Mortgage and other personal debt
  • Cost of your children’s education
  • Other expenses.

Why choose AffinityPlus™ accidental death insurance?

  • Affordable coverage options
  • You’re covered anywhere in the world

It’s only available with life insurance through AffinityPlus™.

How much accidental death coverage can you apply for?

If you have AffinityPlus™ life insurance, you and a spouse2 can apply for:

After you turn 65, your coverage amount goes down by 50%. Your coverage ends at age 70.3

Who’s eligible?

You can apply for accidental death insurance for:

  • You
  • Couple (you + spouse)2

You (or your spouse, if they apply) must meet all criteria below:

There are no health questions to answer for accidental death coverage.

Things to know

  • By accidental death we mean an unforeseen, unexpected and undesirable incident, resulting in the person’s death
  • For coverage, a death must be a direct result of an accident
  • There can’t be any other cause of death
  • The claim must be within 365 days of the accident
  • Your insurance starts on the first day of the month after you’re approved and have made your first payment

Financially protect what’s important – apply today

Get a quote and apply using the quote tool.

Exclusions:

We will not pay the accidental death benefit if the insured person's death or accident is directly or indirectly caused by or associated with the insured person operating a vehicle while their blood alcohol level is more than 50 milligrams of alcohol per 100 milliliters of blood.  A vehicle includes any form of ground, air or marine transportation that can be put into motion by any means, including muscular power.  We do not take into account whether or not the vehicle is in motion.

We also will not pay the accidental death benefit if the insured person's death or accident is directly or indirectly caused by or associated with the insured person:

  • Committing or attempting to commit a criminal offence
  • Taking or attempting to take their own life, regardless of whether the insured person has a mental illness or intends or understands the consequences of their actions
  • Causing themselves bodily injury, regardless of whether the insured person has a mental illness or intends or understands the consequences of their actions
  • Taking any drug, unless the drug was taken as prescribed by a licensed medical practitioner
  • Inhaling or ingesting any poisonous substance, whether voluntarily or otherwise
  • Inhaling any type of gas, whether voluntarily or otherwise
  • Having a mental or physical illness or receiving treatment for that illness
  • Receiving dental or surgical treatment
  • Voluntarily and deliberately engaging or participating in a dangerous act, activity or stunt
  • Contracting an infection, unless the infection was caused by an external visible wound received in an accident

In addition, we will not pay the accidental death benefit if the insured person's death or accident is directly or indirectly caused by or associated with civil disorder or war, whether declared or not.

Questions?

Call us at 1-877-363-2773
Mon to Fri 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. ET

For Quebec Residents Only:

Please contact a Securian Canada licensed representative at 1-877-363-2773.

They will help ensure that the product you’re interested in meets your needs, and help you fill out the application.

1. Beneficiary: The person or persons you name in writing to receive the death benefit.

2. Spouse: Your spouse by marriage or under any other formal union recognized by law, or a person who is publicly represented as your spouse for least 12 months. You can only cover one spouse at a time. If you no longer live together, your common-law spouse is no longer eligible for coverage. You must have your own coverage to get spouse coverage.

3. If your policy started on March 31 the year you were 45. Your birthday is January 9. The year you turn 65, your coverage amount will lower by 50% on March 1. The year you turn 70, your coverage will end on March 1.