OUR SERVICES
Two Tracks. One Standard.
Whether you are protecting a young family or restructuring corporate surplus, the process is the same: understand the full picture first, then build the plan. We serve Alberta families and incorporated professionals through two distinct planning tracks, each with its own tools, strategies, and depth.
FOR FAMILIES
Protection That Matches Your Actual Life
Life Insurance
If something happened to you tomorrow, could your family keep the house, cover childcare, and maintain their standard of living?
We structure coverage around your actual obligations: mortgage balance, income replacement years, education costs, and outstanding debts. Not a round number someone picked because it sounded right.
Living Benefits
A critical illness diagnosis does not just affect your health. It affects your ability to earn, parent, and keep your household running.
Critical illness and disability income coverage fill the gap between what your employer plan covers and what your family actually needs to survive a serious health event without financial collapse.
Segregated Funds
You want your money to grow, but you also want to know the floor. Mutual funds offer no principal guarantees. GICs barely keep pace with inflation.
Segregated funds combine market participation with 75% or 100% maturity guarantees, creditor protection for business owners, and named beneficiaries that bypass probate.
FOR BUSINESS OWNERS
Corporate Strategies That Actually Move the Needle
Each of these strategies solves a specific problem for incorporated professionals. They are not interchangeable. The right combination depends on your age, income, corporate structure, and what you are trying to accomplish over the next 10 to 20 years.
Run the Numbers Before the Conversation
Use the IPP Contribution Estimator or Corporate Surplus Analyzer to see what these strategies could look like for your specific situation.
Not Sure Which Track Fits?
Start with the Financial Snapshot. It takes five minutes and gives us enough to tell you which planning track makes sense for your situation.