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Insurance Analysis

A loss of income due to a premature death, disability or critical illness will usually require a significant amount of capital in order to replace it.

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A thorough analysis is essential to ensure you aren't overpaying for coverage and that you have the specific type of insurance that fits your needs.

 

Insurance is a strategic tool used when personal resources are insufficient to mitigate financial risk. Through a comprehensive analysis, you can determine your 'risk retention'—what you can cover yourself—and your 'risk transfer'—what should be covered by a policy.

By completing a full analysis, you gain the peace of mind that comes from knowing your biggest risks are accounted for.

While life insurance is a standard safeguard, 'living benefits'—such as disability and critical illness coverage—are often overlooked despite being statistically more likely to occur during your working years.

 

Statistically, over 1 in 3 adults will face a disability, and nearly half of all Canadians will receive a cancer diagnosis. These events frequently lead to severe financial distress and insolvency. Additionally, as 40% of seniors will eventually require nursing care, a thorough risk assessment is vital to protect your long-term wealth.

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The other certainty of life is change. 

With life’s big milestones occurring roughly every three years, your insurance shouldn’t be 'set it and forget it.' Frequent reviews are the only way to keep your protection aligned with your current financial reality.

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