Your Family

Whether it’s your first time braving an airport with baby, exploring a big city with little ones, or letting the kids take the lead at home, these tips should leave you feeling a little more prepared to make some awesome March Break memories. Bon voyage!

Running out of unique ideas for the most romantic day of the year? So why not think outside of the box (of chocolates) this year and insure your love for Valentine's Day?

When you look at that precious baby in your arms or take joy in watching your little ones play, it’s hard to imagine that one day they’ll be “adulting” just like us – navigating things like job hunting, real estate prices, and raising financially savvy kids of their own.

Updating your will typically takes less time and effort than filing your taxes. Plus, you will feel so much better knowing your kids are taken care of if the unexpected were to happen.

Possibly the most difficult conversation you'll have with your parents as an adult, scheduling a talk about their plans after they're gone is more important than you may realize.

When it comes to drafting a will, most Canadians know this important piece of documentation is a must-have. But do you need to hire a lawyer, or can you use a digital tool like LifeVault™?

Getting life insurance for your kids might seem odd, but it's a really good idea. Learn about the benefits of purchasing it early, and how it can help your child over their lifetime.

As the person who plays the team captain for all generations of your family, one of the best things you can do is set some time aside for a chat about life insurance.

As graduates enter the workforce, some of the most valuable gifts they'll receive are those that will help pay off student debt, save for the future, and achieve success at this next stage of life.