Critical illness insurance in Canada generally covers life-threatening cancers, offering financial relief through a lump-sum payout. However, early-stage or less aggressive cancers may be excluded. With nearly 1 in 2 Canadians expected to face cancer in their lifetime, understanding your policy’s coverage, exclusions, and waiting periods is crucial for adequate financial preparation.

Traditional life insurance might not always be an option for a cancer patient or survivor, but other types of life insurance can provide financial peace of mind.

Travel insurance protects you from the unforeseen costs of medical emergencies and trip delays when on a trip outside of Canada.

Uncover the key considerations and options available to offer comprehensive health coverage, fostering a healthy workforce and a thriving business.

We explain who can benefit from this relatively new type of Canadian insurance coverage.

Our experts have rated and reviewed the best mortgage protection insurance companies in Canada, so you can make sure your biggest financial asset is protected.

Long-term care insurance (LTCI) is designed to cover the high costs of extended care, whether at home or in a facility when individuals can no longer manage daily tasks independently. Learn how it works, who needs it, and how it can protect your savings.

An individual with a criminal record can get life insurance but it depends on the severity of offences, how much time has passed, and whether rehabilitation has been demonstrated. While some companies may offer traditional policies at higher premiums, others may only approve high-risk applicants for simplified or guaranteed issue life insurance. Being upfront about your record is crucial, as hiding it can lead to denied claims. Read this article to explore your options and find the best coverage for your situation.