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You work hard to educate your kids about financial responsibility. Preparing for the future with life insurance is a lesson in goal-setting, budgeting and discipline.

We may not like to think about it, but anything can happen to us. If you were no longer alive, what would your family’s financial future look like? Ensure your loved ones’ financial peace of mind by getting life insurance.

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Simplifying insurance coverage

At times, it can feel like Life Insurance Companies have overcomplicated the products they provide by using fancy names and acronyms. This has left many Canadians feeling confused. Fundamentally, there are only three plan types to choose from when purchasing life insurance. You can rent, lease or own the insurance. Below is an explanation of…

It’s a gift that your loved ones will never forget!

Add to your family/business payroll The day you leave, insurance will come in to cover Use the interacvtive calculator to calculate the amount of coverage and cost specific to you. Receive a detailed report with multiple comparisons. Get started now

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Add to your family/business payroll The day you leave, insurance will come in to cover Use the interacvtive calculator to calculate the amount of coverage and cost specific to you. Receive a detailed report with multiple comparisons. Get started now

Retirement Income Enhancer – Insured Annuity

If you are like most Canadians, you may be looking for: Guaranteed supplemental retirement income Ways to guarantee you don’t lose any of your hard-earned money A guaranteed income certificate (GIC) will work perfectly. The problem is that GIC revenue is interest income and is taxed at your marginal tax rate. In today’s low interest…

Enhance Your Charitable Giving Using Life Insurance

According to Statistic Canada, over $10,000,000,000 was donated from 5,000,000 Canadians to charity in 2019. All these donations are eligible for a non-refundable tax credit. By using Life Insurance, you can increase your overall charitable donation benefiting a cause that really means something to you. Donating funds to the Canada Revenue Agency through taxation just…

Are you insuring your most valuable asset?

Ask the average Canadian what their most valuable asset is, and if you are a homeowner, you would likely say your principal residence. While that is likely true when it comes to something tangible you can buy or sell, it is far from your most valuable asset. Your ability to earn an income is your…

What is the impact of a critical illness?

pdf-html Imagine the impact A conversation with Sam and Anita Sam and Anita, both age 45, want to make sure they’ll be able to meet their lifestyle goals in retirement. They’re maximizing their contributions to company pension plans, registered retirement savings plans (RRSPs) and tax-free savings accounts (TFSAs) to fund their basic needs in retirement.…

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