Your Career

More Canadian entrepreneurs are looking into a strategy known as infinite banking — in other words, a way to “be your own bank” — by creating a personal source of financing. Through this approach, business owners can gain more control over cash flow, reduce reliance on outside lenders, and build long-term wealth.

A personalized business life insurance plan that provides a tax-free payout to loved ones, heirs, and partners can be one of the best ways to ensure they’re left with every opportunity to continue confidently running the business.

Whether you've just accepted your first job or are years into building your career, it's important to consider what sort of lifestyle your salary affords, and who (other than you) relies on this steady source of income. Not sure where to start? Ask yourself this:

Imagine this. You recently founded an early-stage tech start-up with a trusted business partner you met in your MBA program. Your company offers an innovative technology and is doing well. In fact, you and your partner have begun to make a name for yourself in the industry.

The short answer, it depends. Here's the thing: No matter where you're at in your career, life insurance is a critical piece of your financial planning.

If you've recently graduated, it's normal to feel a bit nervous about what comes next. Want to make sure you're set for the future? Read on for some common paths to take after graduation.