March 2026

CI insurance provides a tax-free lump sum of $25K-$500K if diagnosed with cancer, heart attack, or stroke.

1 in 3 Canadians will experience a disability lasting 90+ days before age 65.

Most Canadians aged 30-50 need $500K-$1.5M in retirement savings.

Term life insurance in Canada costs $25-$65/month for healthy 30-50 year olds.

A complete guide to family life insurance in Canada. Learn how much coverage each parent needs, stay-at-home parent insurance, children's coverage, and smart strategies for families in BC and Ontario.

Whole life vs term life insurance — which is right for you? A CFP compares costs, benefits, cash value, and flexibility to help Canadians aged 30-50 make the best choice.

Critical illness insurance vs life insurance — what's the difference, when does each pay out, and do you need both? A CFP compares these two essential coverages for Canadians.

Is critical illness insurance worth it? A Certified Financial Planner explains who needs it, who might skip it, real-life scenarios, and cost vs benefit analysis for Canadians aged 30-50.

Should you get life insurance for your mortgage? Learn why independent coverage beats bank mortgage insurance, cost comparisons, and how to protect your home in BC and Ontario.