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Lynn Kaglea - Insurance agent now licensed in Saskatchewan, Alberta and Ontario
Life’s unpredictable — your coverage shouldn’t be. Let’s protect your peace of mind!

I help you bounce back from accidents & illness with smart, simple insurance.

10/08/2026

This is exactly WHY I do what I do.

Recently, I helped a client with a claim following cancer surgery and treatment.

During our conversation, they shared something with me that really stuck.

The money they received is going to help cover the costs of travelling back and forth to Regina, along with accommodations while they were receiving treatment.

Think about that for a moment.

As if dealing with cancer isn’t enough, imagine having to worry about the extra expenses that come with getting the care you need.

Gas. Hotels. Meals. Time away from home.

These are the things people don’t always think about when it comes to insurance.

Insurance isn’t always about replacing an income or leaving money behind when you’re gone. Sometimes it’s about making an incredibly difficult time just a little easier.

Knowing that this benefit will help ease some of the financial pressure for my client is one of the most rewarding parts of my job.

You never know when life is going to throw you something unexpected.

That’s why having the right protection in place BEFORE you need it matters.

And that, right there, is why I’m so passionate about living benefits.

So many people think their benefits through work are amazing… until they find out what they DON’T cover.It’s easy to fee...
10/08/2026

So many people think their benefits through work are amazing… until they find out what they DON’T cover.

It’s easy to feel protected when you have a benefits package through your employer.

The reality is, having benefits and being fully protected are two very different things.

Don’t wait until you’re filing a claim to discover the gaps in your coverage.

A little knowledge today could make a world of difference tomorrow.

One of my clients lives on a farm outside the city.She’s been through cancer once already. When we sat down, she told me...
10/05/2026

One of my clients lives on a farm outside the city.

She’s been through cancer once already. When we sat down, she told me she isn’t getting it again.

I hope she’s right.

But I also spent 10 years in the back of an ambulance, so I asked her about the drive. Treatment means the city. The city means gas, meals, nights away, and time off a farm that doesn’t stop needing her.

Parting with livestock to cover the bills was the part she hadn’t let herself think about.

These are the conversations I’m in this for.

A policy on its own doesn’t mean much to me. When someone sits down with me, I look at their family the way I’d look at my own.

The advisor who knows your family, and picks up when something changes, is the one who’s worth having.

If you want me to send you what makes an insurance partnership different from a transaction, DM me and I’ll send you a quick outline of what you might be missing right now. No call needed.

It’s 7 a.m. Cereal spilled on counter, waiting for that morning coffee, one kid can’t find a shoe, and the email about d...
10/03/2026

It’s 7 a.m. Cereal spilled on counter, waiting for that morning coffee, one kid can’t find a shoe, and the email about daycare fees going up again is still sitting there unread.

That’s the life most of the young families I work with are living.

When we get to talking about what would happen if one parent got hurt or sick, the same few answers come up almost every time.

I’m curious which one is you.

Poll question:
Parents with benefits through work, which one sounds most like you?

Option 1: My work plan has it covered
Option 2: Never really read my plan
Option 3: A few weeks off would hurt us

Meet JohnYoung family. Kids in preschool. He and his wife have been together since high school, and they both have benef...
10/02/2026

Meet John

Young family. Kids in preschool. He and his wife have been together since high school, and they both have benefits through work.

He figured that was enough.

What he was really feeling was the squeeze. Costs up, groceries up, gas up, pay the same. A little less left at the end of every month and a credit card balance that kept creeping.

His fear was simple. If something like a broken leg kept him off work, the whole thing could tip. Wife taking a second job. A smaller house. Saying no to the kids’ activities.

Here’s what we did.

We talked about what actually happens when a parent ends up in hospital. Who drives back and forth. Who’s with the kids. Who takes time off to be there.

Then we set up coverage to help with those out-of-pocket costs, so those decisions aren’t made around money.

The thing that made it click?

Stress slows recovery. Take some of the money worry off the table and life can get back to normal sooner.

I hear “I’m covered at work” from young families all the time. If that’s you, it’s worth sitting down with your advisor and asking what your plan pays when you’re the one in hospital.

I spent 10 years as a paramedic and 22 as a dental therapist before I ever talked toanyone about insurance.That's a lot ...
09/29/2026

I spent 10 years as a paramedic and 22 as a dental therapist before I ever talked to
anyone about insurance.

That's a lot of years seeing people on hard days. In pain, scared, and usually worried about something besides their health. Money. Work. Who's picking up the kids.

When I moved into insurance, the biggest surprise was how many people tell me they're fine because they have coverage at work.
Some are. A lot aren't, and they don't find out until they're the one in the hospital bed.

If I had to start again, here's what I wouldn't do.
1. Walk in with a product already picked out before hearing what the family actually needs.
2. Take "I've got benefits at work" as the end of the conversation.
3. Let a policy lapse over a missed payment without picking up the phone.
I know there are advisors who still do those things.

I spent 32 years in healthcare taking care of people. I'm not about to stop now.

I spent ten years in the back of an ambulance and twenty-two more beside a dental chair, watching the same thing happen ...
09/18/2026

I spent ten years in the back of an ambulance and twenty-two more beside a dental chair, watching the same thing happen over and over: someone's health goes sideways, and a week later, so does everything else.

Reintroducing myself properly. I was a paramedic before insurance ever crossed my mind, then in dental for two decades after that. My husband drives for a living, my dad built businesses from nothing, nobody in my family ever had a built-in safety net.

That's why clients usually find me after an ambulance bill their drug plan barely touched, or the year they go self-employed and realize no one's replacing that paycheque, or a diagnosis that makes "what if it comes back" feel very real.

Same seat I've always had, just earlier in your story now.

Licensed in Saskatchewan, Alberta & Ontario.

LAST CHANCE — SEPTEMBER 20THThe accident protection plan is changing September 20th. Once you have it they can’t take it...
09/10/2026

LAST CHANCE — SEPTEMBER 20TH

The accident protection plan is changing September 20th.

Once you have it they can’t take it away!

This is a valuable protection that can provide financial benefits when accidents happen and unfortunately, accidents don’t wait until we’re prepared for them.

Message me here or call/text me for a FREE quote.

Already have your coverage? Hold onto it. Once it’s gone, you can’t simply sign up again.

You can cancel a policy anytime. You can’t always get it back.

September 20th is the deadline. Don’t wait until it’s too late.

Wishing everyone a SAFE harvest season!Yesterday, an agricultural worker suffered a devastating accident and had to have...
08/20/2026

Wishing everyone a SAFE harvest season!

Yesterday, an agricultural worker suffered a devastating accident and had to have his leg amputated on site.

It’s a powerful reminder that accidents don’t wait until we’re prepared.

You can have benefits through work and still have gaps in your coverage. Accident & sickness benefits can provide cash when you’re injured or sick, without reducing the coverage you already have.

I truly hope you NEVER need to use it.

But if you do, that little bit of peace of mind could mean everything.

Inbox me for a quick quote.

Address

Regina, SK

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 8pm
Sunday 11am - 8pm

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+13065708948

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