Insurance professional and Mexican American Monica Rangel works hard to educate the Hispanic community about life insurance.

11th November - Rememberance Day

Maintaining mental health is an ongoing process. Following a health care provider’s advice is one step

There are effective treatments for many common mental health conditions, such as therapy, medication and self-care.

Your top financial behavior is most likely a willingness to have tough conversations about finances, even if they feel uncomfortable.

Bringing up life insurance with your family and loved ones is not fun or easy

If your children are grown, the house is paid for and you’re about to retire, it may seem like your time for life insurance has passed

Combining annuities & life insurance can be one way to achieve a comprehensive plan that sets you on the right track for a relaxing retiremt

Going on disability leave is stressful especially as your pay cheque is smaller and bills will keep coming.

Life insurance is a topic associated with adults since it provides peace of mind for those who have someone depending on them financially

Anxiety is a common experience and something everyone encounters to some degree as they face their fears and life’s challenges & stresses

Saving for your child’s education is probably one of your priorities along with saving for other short and long term goals.

Benefits of using life insurance as a tool to create multi-generational wealth—while ensuring your loved ones can move forward financially

We explained them in recognition of Financial Literacy Month. Read on to understand some commonly.

Some people decide to get life insurance based on emotion, while others base their decision on financial security.

One of the most comprehensive planning tools for keeping your kids secure is life insurance.

Spend less time filling paperwork & answering routine questions from plan members about their group benefits with Manulife’s online services

You may have heard of life insurance and thought you don’t need it, especially if you’re still young and don’t have any dependents.

Advancements in medicine and specialty drugs could mean an ongoing increase in the cost of drugs and treatments.

Studies indicate that 68% of Canadians have skipped a doctor’s appointment or avoided seeing their doctor altogether.