Life insurance is an important part of your financial foundation and only you can decide what is right type of insurance for you. Term insurance is cheaper, because it covers you for a pacific period and the payout is limited only to the death benefit. It is also good for those who need a large...Read More

Registered Retirement Saving Plans (RRSP) and Tax-Free Saving Accounts (TFSA) are the most popular way to save and plan for retirement. But that’s not the only way. To enhance your retirement portfolio, consider Insured Retirement Plan (IRP). The Insured Retirement Plan (IRP) provide both a tax-free income in retirement and a tax-free benefit to your...Read More

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Have you ever thought about “what if…?” What if you became incapacitated or died prematurely? This is an important question that many people do not think about or tend to avoid. Whatever your age, becoming incapacitated or dying prematurely is a part of life and it is important to let your loved ones know your...Read More

  Today we will talk about building and protecting. Canadians who want to make their money last for generations will carefully need to plan… Their monies must be protected from taxes, litigation, inflation and potential estate problems – and most importantly, keeping their assets growing. Let’s work together to outline your investment goals and create...Read More

Critical illness insurance for children is an essential component of a family’s financial plan.  When a child gets sick, it affects the whole family.  It pays out a lump-sum benefit, following a survival period of typically 30 days after diagnosis of one of the conditions covered by the plan.  The benefits of critical illness insurance...Read More

If you’re the sole income earner for your family, you need life insurance. If you have a spouse or a child(ren), they are dependent on your income so you will need life insurance. A general rule of thumb is to get a policy with a face value of at least 10 times your annual income (e.g....Read More

The first two years as an advisor can be a rollercoaster ride. The learning curve in this new role is steep, and the skills needed to succeed in this industry are vast and ever-changing. Not only are there technological changes impacting the way we do business, but legislative changes also effect the way we approach...Read More

Are children your real treasures?  YES!  If you have kids, you need a will as you have an obligation to protect them along with all your loved ones. That is best done through a WILL.  Your will can deal with contingencies should both parents die in a disaster.  What happens to your children who are...Read More