Plan ahead so you’re prepared for the worst

Posted by Robyn Latchman

Ensuring you have a cushion large enough to weather the unexpected is vital What do you do when someone throws you that unexpected wrench in your plans? For those of us that are working because we need to earn an income to pay the bills and hopefully save enough for our retirement. How can we […]

Why life insurance is such important coverage to have

Posted by Robyn Latchman

It perplexes me when I hear statements like: “I can’t afford life insurance; I have so many bills as it is every month.” I guess most of us don’t think about spending money on food, entertainment, vacations or even home and auto insurance. Why? Think about how difficult it is to keep up with all […]

Tax exemption doesn’t have to be a pipe dream

Posted by Robyn Latchman

Section 148, of the Income Tax Act, is one of the few remaining tax sanctuaries How to build a tax exempt estate with insurance? Ronald and Sonia are ecstatic. At 55 and 50 respectively, they’re the proud grandparents of Victoria, their first grandchild. They’re already planning sleepovers and outings. But having their first grandchild has […]

Funding your buy-sell agreement with insurance

Posted by Robyn Latchman

Edward is 38 years old and nets $60,000 per year. He is about to fall, and seriously injure his neck and put himself out of business. It will cost him about $2.5 million in lost earnings. Like many people, Edward takes his ability to earn an income for granted. Clearly, this ability is his greatest […]

Are you prepared for tax season?

Posted by Robyn Latchman

Now ’s the time to work on getting your “shoebox ” organized Don’t wait, it’s almost here. This is the season… tax season. RRSPs are now behind us and income-tax preparation is here. You should have most of your slips by now. If you haven’t taken a look at your “shoebox” lately, now’s a good […]