Life & Health

There are two ways to purchase life insurance. You can pay-as-you-go, like when you rent. Or you can pay in full and own the policy forever, like buying a home.

With clients and colleagues working from home, and your home full of young people, you need a daily bag of tricks to keep everyone, including yourself, happy, healthy and safe. 

Your financial health is at the heart of everything we do. So with Valentine’s Day just around the corner, we challenged ourselves to come up with some low-cost, high-impact gift ideas that won’t break the bank. 

Try to remember where you were on this day in 2015. You probably can’t. Now think about the view from the best hotel you ever stayed in.

You can outsource anything these days. From virtual assistants to dog walkers, there is no shortage of ways to skip life’s dishes.

Any time is a good time to get a financial advisor, says Dawn Marchand, vice-president of marketing and direct distribution for CBIA/Lawyers Financial. “I firmly believe everyone could benefit from working with a professional advisor,” Marchand

“Oh man, I’ve got the best life insurance,” said no one ever. That’s because, at the end of the day, most policies operate under the same basic principle: you pay a moderate amount of money every month for insurance that only pays out after you’re dead.