Stories about life, finances and insurance
Nearly one quarter (24%) of Canadian adults without life insurance have either purchased — or considered purchasing — life insurance since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic.
With all the recent developments in the world, here are all your questions about COVID-19 and life insurance answered.
In this post, we peel back the curtain to give you a behind-the-scenes look at our year and the customers that made it all possible.
How much coverage should you buy? In this article, we explain who should buy life insurance and how much life insurance you need.
What's a routing number? And how do you find the routing number for your Scotiabank account? Here is how to find that information.
What's a routing number? And how do you find the routing number for your Tangerine bank account? Here is how to find that information.
In this article, we tell you what you need to know about mortgage life insurance and provide an easy-to-follow TD mortgage life insurance review.
Use PolicyMe’s free life insurance calculator and the tips we share to calculate the cost of a policy based on your needs.
In certain scenarios, you can indeed charge your life insurance to a credit card, but there are some conditions in place.
Here's everything you need to know about buying term life insurance in Canada when you're considering whether you need it in your life.
You’re ready to take the plunge and protect your family financially by buying life insurance. What’s holding you back? You’re unsure about the type of policy to get.
Here are some reasons why permanent life insurance might not be right decision for you to make when purchasing life insurance.
The life insurance industry has changed more in the last 3 weeks than it did in the previous 10 years.
Here are some important factors about term and whole life insurance to keep in mind and guide you as you consider your life insurance plan.
What if you’re pregnant right now? Can you buy a policy now so that your baby will be protected financially from Day 1? Here’s what to expect.
Here is a list of things you should have stored in your home in case of an emergency to help put your mind at ease.
