VISTAPLAN BLOG

The life insurance industry in Canada was started in 1849.  This is one of the oldest industries in Canada and yet there is yet so much confusion about the industry and its products. See more >

If you are considering purchasing disability insurance, you are about to make the right decision. But first, you should understand the various options available so you can choose one that will work best for you and your loved ones.

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If you are new to estate planning or wondering whether a life insurance policy is worth it, we have got you covered. See more >

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 >