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Your income pays for everything. If it ends or gets interrupted for months or years, you need a Plan B – and fast. Why? Because if your loved ones depend on your income, you’ll want to be sure they’re protected financially if the unexpected were to occur. Learn how to pay the bills and keep life on track for your loved ones...

The Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre reported 23,113, victims of fraud in 2025 (up to September 30th), with a total reported dollar loss of more than $544 million over that same period. While these numbers seem to be down from the previous year, we all know that scams are still a pervasive issue that need to be dealt with. Here are 10 ways to avoid being scammed this year...

Comparing apples to apples is a good idea if you’re looking for the best apple. But what if what you really need is an orange — and no one told you? It can be like that when you shop for life insurance in Canada on your own. That's because it can be challenging if you don’t get it right from the start. This article will help point you in the right direction...

For many Canadians, retirement income isn’t as straightforward as it once was. With fewer workplace pensions and longer life expectancies, the challenge isn’t just saving for retirement — it’s knowing how to turn savings into reliable income that lasts. This is where an SPA comes in...

If you search online for money-back life insurance, you’ll likely get a lot of hits because some countries allow insurance providers to offer money-back term life insurance policies. What this means is they promise to give back the money you spent on coverage if you outlive the term of the policy.

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.

If you’re at all familiar with a GIC you’d get at the bank, you already understand one of the biggest reasons why you might invest your RRSP into a GIA: that it comes with little to no risk. But a GIA gives Canadians the opportunity to invest their money a little differently than they would at a bank...

When you're in your 20s or 30s, life insurance probably isn’t at the top of your financial to-do list. After all, it’s something you get when you have a mortgage, kids, or retirement on the horizon… right? Not necessarily. Find out why!

The Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre (CAFC) reported 34,621 victims of fraud in 2024, with a total reported dollar loss of over $638 million. This number grew by about $60 million in just one year, demonstrating that scams continue to be a money-making scheme for fraudsters

A cash-value life insurance policy is one part guaranteed life insurance and one part investment component, which provides you the opportunity to grow your money – and access it later. Together, the two halves of the policy play a critical role in helping you protect your assets, minimize taxes on the estate, and provide access to money while you’re still alive.