25 year term life insurance in Ontario — sample rates, dated and disclaimed
Reviewed by Habib Ur Rehman Bhatti, licensed Ontario life insurance advisor (LLQP) · Rate extract: September 2026
Quick answer
A 25-year term locks your premium for twenty-five years. It suits an obligation that ends in the mid-fifties — a 30-year mortgage started a few years late, or support that runs until a child is independent. Fewer carriers publish for 25 years than for 20, so the comparison is narrower even though the coverage need is common. Every figure on this page is a dated Ontario sample and is subject to underwriting.
Term 25 splits the difference between the popular 20-year block and the long 30-year block — useful when your mortgage amortization or support window lands in between.
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Quick answer: 25 year term life insurance in Ontario starts at about $42.75/month for a 35-year-old male non-smoker with $500,000 of coverage, and about $75.15/month for a 45-year-old female non-smoker. These are sample rates from dated advisor portals, ranked lowest shown first — your final premium is set at underwriting.
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