VISTAPLAN BLOG

Disability insurance is not for a broken leg, and you certainly will not get a pay out from a disability contract if you lose your business or just quit work. To have all of your disability insurance questions answered, speak to a Vistaplan insurance broker today! See more >

Accidents and illnesses can strike at any time and affect your work life. What happens if you’re hospitalized or recovering for months or years? Disability insurance is a safety net for your income when a disability strikes.  See more >

If you have a family, you may often ask yourself, “How can I support them long after I’m gone?” Term life insurance is a safety net for people with dependents who want to provide funds for tuition, mortgages, and other expenses. See more >

Deciding to have health insurance for your small business is a significant decision and one best approached with the full benefits of health coverage for employees in mind.  See more >

Can your family and dependents cope after a life-changing accident or illness? Disability insurance is a critical safety net in these situations.  See more >

A universal life insurance policy is long-lasting, affordable, and excellent if you're looking for an insurance plan that expands your estate planning. However, before you sign up for a life insurance policy, know all the facts. See more >

Life insurance plans are important for both spouses. One common question we get is, “can my stay-at-home spouse have life insurance?” Yes, your non-income earning spouse can qualify for life insurance. See more >

Having a safety net is crucial to protect you and your business when disaster strikes. A disability insurance policy offers a reliable safety net against life-changing illnesses and injuries. See more >

Understandably, thinking about life insurance seems like preparing your estate for your death. However, there are benefits to getting term life insurance as a young professional. Let’s explore why young professionals should consider term life insurance. See more >

How do insurance providers know how to rate you?  They use a simple rating system to quantify risk levels and then offer a life insurance policy. If you are in a high-risk category, you get a rated life insurance policy.  See more >