Stories about life, finances and insurance
If you’ve put off looking into a life insurance policy, you’re not alone. But the reality is that if we want to protect our families, most of us will need to stop procrastinating and purchase life insurance eventually. So, what do you need to know about it?
You’ve decided on your coverage, picked your policy, and compared quotes —you’re finally ready to buy life insurance. But just when you thought it was safe to break out into a happy dance, you realize that your work isn’t done yet.
There are two types of life insurance products in Canada: term life insurance and permanent life insurance. The right type for you may depend on your stage of life and financial situation.
Let's look into mortgage default insurance in greater detail to help you get more familiar with what it is, why you may be required to pay for it, and how you might minimize it or avoid it altogether.
House hunting? As you look through listings with your partner, it is important to consider what you both want in a home and what you can afford
What do life insurance prices look like for someone with a history of breast cancer? What’s the chance of getting approved? Let’s talk about it.
Are you looking for life insurance but nervous about how your weight may affect your price? Learn what you can expect when applying for it.
Are you a person with diabetes who’s looking for life insurance? Let’s talk about what you can expect when applying for it. If you have diabetes, there are lots of ways to get affordable life insurance.
When you have a partner and want to buy life insurance, you have two options: single vs. joint life insurance. Let’s talk about the pros and cons of both.
Let’s be honest. If you’ve been told to look into life insurance, there’s a question you’ll probably have when you’re going through the buying process: Is life insurance actually worth it?
Although it used to be common for just one parent to work outside the home, dual-income families are the norm these days. Consider these 4 key questions to determine whether your family needs two incomes.
Although finances can be daunting, they are too crucial to ignore. Here are 5 important financial decisions you should never delay.
If you’re expecting a baby, it’s easy to get caught up in the joy and excitement of growing your family. But it’s important to keep in mind the financial needs of your new addition.
Whether you plan to travel to the lake, Europe or across Canada, learn how to budget for your next vacation.
How do you make sure you’re getting the coverage you need as a single parent? Keep these tips in mind when you purchase life insurance.
Here are the 5 mistakes that can cause another fight between you and your partner. Avoid these common mistakes that can put you on the path to divorce.
