While you may just want to focus on the joy of being married (hello, honeymoon!), now is the time to prepare for your future together. Because life is full of unexpected curveballs that could rain on your marital parade, it's smart to establish a financial safety net so you're more prepared for whatever may come.
So you've landed a job with benefits — kudos! Even better, as part of that package, you're covered by a group life insurance policy. Now you don't have to worry, right? Not necessarily — the insurance provided by your employer may not provide you with the amount of coverage you ultimately need, at least, not according to surveyed Canadians.
Owning a life insurance policy is a weighty decision with short- and long-term implications for taxes, legal matters, and estate planning. People often focus solely on after-tax premium costs and leave other critical factors out of their decision-making process
Almost $33,000. That's the lifetime average amount a cancer patient can expect to pay out of pocket, Critical illness insurance is designed to offer a financial safety net according to a new study released by the Canadian Cancer Society
Did you know that life insurance may be the single greatest gift you can buy for your family? I emphasize buy because, of course, nothing can replace the gifts of time and love you already give them.
What are the most significant mortality drivers in Canada and how are they changing? Understanding leading causes of death in Canada can help underscore the need for insurance coverage. This article explores two significant mortality drivers: Cancer and metabolic syndrome.