IMPORTANT GUIDELINES - RBC Insurance

1 IMPORTANT GUIDELINES . This application is for Term 10, Term 20, Term 100 and Universal life Insurance , and available benefits and riders. DO NOT use for Critical Illness, Disability or Long Term Care. Print legibly in blue or black ink. DO NOT make erasures or use liquid paper. DO NOT use ditto marks. Stroke out an error and have the applicant initial it. The application is a legal document forming part of the policy contract. Money may only be collected at the time of application completion or upon delivery of the policy. The application, Temporary Insurance Agreement receipt and any payment must all be dated with the same date.

2 If applying for joint coverage (first or last to die), term riders and/or a payor waiver (on a different insured than the one in this application), use a separate application for each insured and cross reference the applications to each other. The minimum legal age is 16 years except in Quebec where it is 18 years. Applicants must understand English or French in order to conduct the tele-interview. Applicants who do not understand English or French can apply by completing our full life application and submitting it with a signed Statement of Understanding . Automatic age and amount medical requirements (if applicable) will be ordered by RBC life Head Office.

3 Please do not order these directly. Making an informed decision If you want more information about the Insurance coverage you are considering, you can view a sample policy at Your Insurance advisor can answer any questions you may have. VPS 95812 80788 (05/2016). Application for life Insurance to RBC life Insurance Company (for use with telephone interview). 1. Proposed Insured PART 1 (Please print). Mr Mrs Ms Other (Specify) Female Male Smoker Non-Smoker . First Name Middle Name Last Name Former Name (if any) Date of Birth (dd/mm/yy) Country of Birth Age as of Nearest Birthday Do you understand English or French?

4 Yes No (If no, the tele-application process is not available). Canadian Citizen Permanent Resident (landed immigrant) Other (specify) How long have you resided in Canada? Language of Policy: English French . Home Address: Apt No. Street City Province Postal Code Phone Number Employer Name Address Phone Number Nature of Business How long with this employer? Current Occupation and Duties 2. Contact Information The most convenient time for a telephone interview (Monday Saturday) is . I may be contacted at the following telephone numbers: Residence Business Cell Provide number: 3. Proposed Owner (if different than Proposed Insured).

5 Mr Mrs Ms Other (specify) First or Company Name Middle Name Last Name Relationship to Proposed Insured Mailing Address (for billing and correspondence): Street City Province Postal Code Attention 4. Joint Proposed Owner (if any). Mr Mrs Ms Other (specify) First or Company Name Middle Name Last Name Relationship to Proposed Insured Relationship to Other Joint Owner Mailing Address (for billings and correspondence): Street City Province Postal Code Attention Joint Ownership is to be with right to survivorship unless otherwise indicated. (In Quebec, please name one another as Contingent Owners if right to survivorship is desired.)

6 VPS 95812 80788 (05/2016). Page 1 of 25. 5. Contingent Owner Must be completed if purchasing Children's Term Rider. If all Owners predecease the Proposed Insured, in the absence of a Contingent Owner, ownership passes to the estate of the last surviving Owner. Mr Mrs Ms Other (specify) First or Company Name Middle Name Last Name Relationship to Proposed Insured 6. Beneficiary All beneficiaries are revocable unless otherwise stated, except in Quebec, where the designation of a legally married spouse of the Owner is irrevocable, unless expressly stated to be revocable. An irrevocable beneficiary cannot be changed without the written consent of the designated irrevocable beneficiary.

7 In all provinces, except Quebec, if the beneficiary is a minor, a trustee should be named in order to avoid a payment into court. Complete the Appointment of Trustee form on page 14. In Quebec, benefits payable to minors are payable to the surviving parent(s) as tutor(s). If naming a minor as an irrevocable beneficiary, you should be aware that the consent of an irrevocable beneficiary is required for any change that impacts the value of the policy, and a minor cannot give that consent. If all beneficiaries predecease the Proposed Insured, the proceeds are payable to the contingent beneficiary, if any, otherwise to the Owner or the Owner's Estate.

8 Ensure total shares of both the primary and contingent beneficiaries equal 100% respectively. Full Name of Beneficiary Relationship to Proposed Revocable or Primary or Insured (Proposed Owner in % Share (First) (Middle) (Last) Irrevocable Contingent Quebec). 7. Existing Insurance Do you have Insurance in force or pending on your life ? Yes No If yes, complete the chart below. Complete Disclosure forms (Prior Notice of Replacement Forms in Quebec) where necessary. 1. Is the Insurance Other Types of Insurance applied for intended to Amount of life Insurance including Year ( Accidental Death, replace any Insurance Company Term Riders Issued Critical Illness, Disability, now in force with any Long Term Care) company?

9 Personal Business Group Yes No 2. Conversion: Existing Policy Number Full conversion? Partial conversion? . Balance of Partial Conversion: Retain? (Must meet plan minimum) Cancel? . Conversion Details (amount and plan type) VPS 95812 80788 (05/2016). Page 2 of 25. 8. Main Purpose of Insurance Personal Please specify as many as apply: Business Please specify as many as apply: 1. Protect family or business from financial hardship 1. Protect key personnel . 2. Insure children 2. Protect business loan . 3. Intergenerational wealth transfer or sharing 3. Fund buy-sell agreement . 4. Provide for debt and tax repayment on death 4.

10 Policy loan . 5. Protect assets from creditors 5. Provide collateral for a bank loan . 6. Enhance tax-deferred savings and/or retirement income 6. Fund charitable giving . 7. Enhance or protect estate 7. Business succession . 8. Policy loan 8. Maximize the capital dividend account . 9. Provide collateral for a mortgage or bank loan . 10. Fund charitable giving . Other Please explain: 9. Financial Information Proposed Insured 1. What is your annual earned income from employment in Canadian dollars?.. $. 2. What is your annual income in Canadian dollars from other sources? .. $. 3. What is your estimated net worth in Canadian dollars?