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 a little stumped understanding the difference between critical illness vs disability insurance, don’t feel bad. At first blush, they sort of look like two versions of the same thing. They both provide money when your health takes a turn and you survive, but they do it in different ways.

The reality of suicide is that people often suffer in silence, feeling that there is no alternative, while families of those who have ended their own life have felt unsupported and unseen in their grief. A day like September 10th can be an opportunity to shine a light on a topic that many would prefer to avoid.

Life insurance has one important job. It replaces the income you would have earned had you lived a long life and continued to make money. Sometimes, it makes sense for you to have your own life insurance policy. Other times it can be easier, and more affordable, to share a policy with your spouse or a business partner.

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.

Life insurance is a financial safety net designed to protect your family’s financial future. Among the many types available, participating whole life insurance stands out for offering both lifelong coverage as well as an investment component that grows over your lifetime.

If you or someone you loved recently experienced a traumatic loss and are concerned you may be suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), a mental health professional shares signs and symptoms to look out for, as well as some tips for coping.

With children's whole life insurance, your child or grandchild will get a head start on building financial security — thanks to an investment component that has some serious growth potential. That's money they can access when they really need it. Plus, they'll be covered for life!

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...

Every new milestone is also a thoughtful time to consider how to protect and support a baby's future. One powerful and often overlooked way to do that is through baby life insurance, a lasting financial gift that can help lay the groundwork for a child’s lifelong well-being.