Investments

Segregated funds, also known as SegFunds, are insurance-based investment products that combine the growth potential of mutual funds with the protective features of an insurance contract. They allow investors to access a diversified portfolio—typically composed of equities, bonds, or money market instruments—while benefiting from maturity and death benefit guarantees that help safeguard a portion of the original investment. SegFunds also offer unique advantages such as potential creditor protection, probate bypass through named beneficiaries, and estate planning benefits. These investments can be held within a variety of registered and non-registered plans, including RRSPs (Registered Retirement Savings Plans), TFSAs (Tax-Free Savings Accounts), RESPs (Registered Education Savings Plans), FHSAs (First Home Savings Accounts), and non-registered accounts—each offering different tax advantages and financial planning opportunities based on individual goals. Annuities complement these options by providing guaranteed income, making them a practical solution for retirement income stability and longevity protection.
 
 
Life Insurance

Protect your family’s income and future if the unexpected happens.

Group Insurance

Benefits solutions for businesses and teams.

 

Why it matters:

  • Helps attract and retain employees
  • Provides health and protection benefits for groups

Who it’s for:

  • Small business owners
  • Incorporated professionals
  • Growing teams

No obligation • Licensed advisors • Canada-focused

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RRSP

Registered Retirement Savings Plan

Registered plans designed to help you save for retirement and manage income later in life.

 

Why it matters:

  • Helps defer taxes while building retirement savings
  • Provides structured income options during retirement years

Who it’s for:

  • Individuals planning for long-term retirement
  • Canadians looking to reduce taxable income
  • Retirees transitioning from savings to income

No obligation • Licensed advisors • Canada-focused

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