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Employers Liability Insurance

Employer's Liability Insurance is an important thing to have in the event of an employee sustaining workplace illness, injury or death.

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Gregory Rozdeba

Licensed Life Insurance Advisor

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Why Buy Life Insurance for Kids in Canada?

Child life insurance is used to ensure the life of a child.

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Steven Sinclair

Principal Life Insurance Advisor

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Life insurance with High Cholesterol

High cholesterol is a common health condition in Canada, with almost half of adults having high cholesterol levels. While insurers assess each applicant on a case-by-case basis, you can still get affordable life insurance with high cholesterol. High cholesterol puts you at risk of heart attack or stroke if you are otherwise healthy.

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Gregory Rozdeba

Licensed Life Insurance Advisor

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What is Cash Value Life Insurance?

Cash value is a savings component of many permanent life insurance policies. You will earn interest on a tax-deferred basis at a fixed or variable rate.

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Gregory Rozdeba

Licensed Life Insurance Advisor

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How Much Does Life Insurance Cost For a 60 Year Old (Ages 60-69)?

There are many situations in which having life insurance in your 60’s might make sense, continue reading to find out why.

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Gregory Rozdeba

Licensed Life Insurance Advisor

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Life Insurance For Pre-existing Health Conditions

Getting life insurance with pre-existing health conditions can be difficult, however, it is certainly not impossible. Find out more.

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Steven Sinclair

Principal Life Insurance Advisor

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Life Insurance for Stroke Survivors

If you experienced a stroke or have a family history of strokes, it's a good idea to think about what life insurance looks like for stroke survivors. Read this blog post to learn everything you need to know.

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Steven Sinclair

Principal Life Insurance Advisor

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A guide to understanding your life insurance policy

Life insurance is a product that provides financial protection in the circumstance of your death. Your life insurance policy will often be several pages long and contain complex terms. This post explains the policy document sections and the common terms contained in those sections, so that you will not have any trouble when you sit down to read your insurance policy.

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Gregory Rozdeba

Licensed Life Insurance Advisor

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Can You Take out Life Insurance on Someone Else?

Considering buying life insurance for someone else? We cover the legalities, processes, and factors to consider to make the right decision.

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Gregory Rozdeba

Licensed Life Insurance Advisor

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Is Life Insurance Taxable in Canada 2026?

Life insurance is generally not taxable, but sometimes, the payout could be taxed. Depending on circumstance, you could be subject to some tax on your life insurance.

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Gregory Rozdeba

Licensed Life Insurance Advisor

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Life Insurance for Those with Cancer

Getting life insurance with cancer has it's challenges. Keep reading to learn about your options and how to get coverage.

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Gregory Rozdeba

Licensed Life Insurance Advisor

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Why Use Insurance Brokers?

It's a good idea to get as many quotes as possible when purchasing an insurance package. Between you and the insurer, an insurance broker functions as a go-between. Because many Canadian insurers don't provide internet quotations, you'll need to hire an insurance broker to perform all of the legwork for you. A broker is legally and ethically obligated to act in the best interests of their clients during the purchase process.

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Steven Sinclair

Principal Life Insurance Advisor

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What to Do When Your Term Life Insurance Is Expiring

Term life insurance is a legal commitment in which the insurer promises to cover your life for a specific number of years in exchange of premiums. If you pass away within this period, your beneficiary will receive the payout. There are several ways to maintain life insurance coverage past the current policy's expiry date.

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Gregory Rozdeba

Licensed Life Insurance Advisor

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