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Critical illness insurance for children: reassuring coverage
It’s very trying when a child becomes ill; it creates emotional and financial stress on the entire family. Critical illness insurance for children helps you protect against the financial impacts so you can take care of your sick child.
Critical illness insurance
The financial impacts resulting from a leave of absence have serious consequences. You can guard against it by buying critical illness insurance.
RESP Government Grants: An Incentive to Save
Thinking about opening a registered education savings plan (RESP) for your child? Find out about government incentives that can help you invest more in their future.
Why choose an RESP loan?
Already saving in a registered education savings plan (RESP), but not taking full advantage of government grants? Discover the advantages of an RESP loan
RESPs demystified
Do you want to open a registered education savings plan (RESP) for your child or grandchild but certain preconceptions are preventing you?
RESP 101
Our financial advisor Patrice explains the advantages of opening a registered education savings plan for your children to help them access the career of their dreams.
Understanding life insurance
There are lots of life insurance products on the market, and sometimes it’s hard to figure out which one is right for you. Let’s clear up a few points to help you make the right choice.
The importance of taking out life insurance
Do you think that getting life insurance is complicated or expensive? Think again! Our financial security advisor, Stephane, clears up the confusion around life insurance and helps you figure out what product best meets your needs.
Saving for your children’s education
It’s easy to picture your children with a diploma in hand, ready to embark on their professional career. Thanks to the registered education savings plan (RESP), you can help your children spread their wings.
The importance of life insurance for children
We all know how important it is to have life insurance, but it’s a much more emotional decision to make when it comes to children, especially if they’re young. Here are some factors to help you decide.