Don’t cheat on your travel medical insurance application Nov 11th

When mishaps occur, you want your insurance company to help. But,  what about when the claim sounds too good to be true? From a slippery slip and fall to a plane dropping blue ice over Canada, here’s a look at a few of the oddest claims filed. What’s the worst that could happen, right? 1. This.... More »

Watch out if your advisor suggests investing in segregated funds. These insurance-backed investment products come with high fees and are unsuitable for typical investors. But they’re now surging in sales—likely because they don’t fall under new fee disclosure rules for mutual funds, ETFs, bond.... More »

We are receiving an overwhelming amount of inquiries about supplementary health care insurance to compliment provincial plans.  In particular, most people are interested in continuing coverage during a career transition.   If you are exiting an employer sponsored benefit plan be sure to contact y.... More »

Renters insurance likely isn’t on the top of your to-do list as a landlord—but it should be for your tenants. And it may deserve a nudge from you. As a property/home owner, you carry your own property insurance, but there are convincing reasons to ask your tenants to have their own policies. Fin.... More »

In the 1980s you could have put your money into a Canada Savings Bond (CSB) and reasonably expected to walk away with a tidy return a decade later. If you did the same with a CSB today you’d be lucky if your money keeps up with inflation. It’s of little surprise then that the Federal .... More »