Insurance

It’s annoying if you forget to take out the recycling or pick up bread during your supermarket run, but you can always make an extra grocery trip or write a to-do list for next week. There … Read More

If you have or had a medical condition, you may still qualify for conventional life insurance from a top company. How do you know? There are three ways to find out.

Weddings are a big business. With the average Canadian nuptials costing around $30,000 and planned at least a year in advance, engaged couples can look forward to constantly opening their wallets to secure a venue, catering, … Read More

When it comes to insurance fraud, Canadians claim to be trustworthy: A 2014 survey by InsuranceHotline.com found that only 12% of respondents would claim unrelated damage from an auto accident, 11% would exaggerate what was stolen … Read More

Some life insurance products pay a larger death benefit—perhaps double—if you die accidentally. The cost may be low or included. You seem to be getting good value, but are you really?

If you have a limited budget, term life insurance is your only choice for maximum coverage today. If you have money, you have other options. Often, the wealthy buy permanent life insurance. Let’s look at reasons … Read More

Diamonds are forever—until your engagement ring slips down the drain while you’re washing dishes, or a thief swipes the necklace your grandmother left you. And while your homeowners’ or tenants’ insurance will kick in, it won’t … Read More

Is your home really protected from water damage? If your dishwasher goes wonky and floods your kitchen, or if you forget to turn the faucet off and your bathroom becomes a lake, you’re probably okay. But … Read More

Why buy life insurance from an advisor you don’t like when you have many other choices? What about an advisor who makes a good first impression? You may want to “trust your gut” based on Malcolm … Read More

After a 2011 earthquake devastated Christchurch, New Zealand, more than 1,000 buildings were demolished, and insured damage totalled at least NZ$40 billion. Not all insurers were able to pay the deluge of claims they faced, and … Read More