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Protect what you've built for the next generation
Estate Planning
Estate planning coordinates life insurance, beneficiary designations, and wealth transfer strategy so your family's future is protected and your wishes are clear.
- Beneficiary and wealth transfer coordination
- Life insurance structured to fund estate costs
- Guidance for Alberta, British Columbia, and Ontario families
Licensed & regulatedEvery recommendation comes from a licensed Canadian advisor.
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Coverage and strategy
Built for real decisions, not generic checklists.
Each recommendation is customized to your goals, eligibility profile, and budget priorities.
Beneficiary designation review
We review and align beneficiary designations across policies and accounts to match your current wishes.
Insurance-funded estate strategy
Permanent life insurance can fund estate costs and equalize inheritances across beneficiaries.
Coordination with legal counsel
We work alongside your lawyer or notary to align insurance and investment planning with your will.
Family conversation support
We help you plan clear, practical conversations with family members about your wishes.
How it works
Clear steps from first call to active coverage.
Discovery call
We understand your profile, priorities, and risk tolerance before recommending any product.
Market comparison
We compare options across insurers and explain trade-offs in plain language.
Application support
From forms to underwriting notes, we help you submit accurate details quickly.
Ongoing reviews
We revisit your policy each year to keep coverage aligned with life changes and budget.
Common questions
Answers before you apply.
Yes, for wills and legal documents. We coordinate the insurance and investment side alongside your legal counsel.
Permanent life insurance can provide tax-efficient funds to cover estate costs or equalize inheritances.
After major life events — marriage, divorce, a new child — and at minimum every few years.