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IT'S A MYTH!Depending on the type of policy, child life insurance can offer more than protection alone.Certain permanent...
10/01/2026

IT'S A MYTH!

Depending on the type of policy, child life insurance can offer more than protection alone.

Certain permanent life insurance policies can build cash value over time, which may be accessible later in life according to the policy terms. Getting coverage while a child is young may also help secure their insurability before future health changes could affect their ability to obtain coverage.

And because permanent coverage can continue into adulthood, it can become part of their longer-term financial plan.

Every family is different, and policy features vary. The key is understanding what child insurance can actually offer before deciding whether it makes sense for yours.

Learn more at https://www.tlfg.ca/childinsurance

09/24/2026

You insure your home. You insure your car. But what about your ability to financially handle a serious illness?

Critical illness insurance can provide a lump-sum benefit if you’re diagnosed with a covered condition and meet the requirements of your policy. That money can help give you more financial flexibility while you focus on recovery.

Here’s your E’x’presso piece of advice: don’t wait until your health changes to think about protecting it.

Same person. Same need for protection. Three very different starting points.At 25:They may have fewer financial obligati...
09/17/2026

Same person. Same need for protection. Three very different starting points.

At 25:
They may have fewer financial obligations, but applying while younger and healthier can mean more favourable pricing and more options, depending on underwriting.

At 35:
Now there may be a mortgage, a partner, children or a growing income to protect. Life insurance can start playing a much bigger role in the family's financial plan.

At 50:
The priorities may shift again — protecting a spouse, supporting estate goals, covering final expenses or preserving wealth for the next generation.

There isn't one "right" age to get life insurance.

But the age you start, your health, your financial responsibilities and the type of policy you choose can all affect what your coverage looks like.

The better question isn't "Am I too young for life insurance?"

It's "What could starting now give me that waiting might not?"

Learn more at tlfg.ca.

09/11/2026

Travel insurance is one of those things you hope you never need — but when something unexpected happens away from home, you’ll be glad you planned ahead.

Medical emergencies, trip interruptions and other unexpected situations can become expensive quickly, and the coverage available depends on your policy.

Before your next trip, take a few minutes to understand what you’re covered for and whether your current protection fits your plans.

Here’s your E’x’presso piece of advice: protect the trip before you take it.

$500,000 can sound like a lot of life insurance — until you start thinking about what that money may actually need to do...
09/04/2026

$500,000 can sound like a lot of life insurance — until you start thinking about what that money may actually need to do.
Mortgage payments. Replacing lost income. Childcare. Debt. Education. Final expenses.

Instead of starting with an arbitrary coverage amount, start with the bigger question:

What would you want the money to accomplish for your family?

The right amount of coverage depends on your individual needs, financial obligations and goals.

Learn more about your life insurance options at tlfg.ca.

08/28/2026

Group benefits aren’t just an employee perk. They can be part of how a business attracts, supports and retains its team.

The key is understanding what your employees actually value and building a benefits plan that makes sense for your business.

Here’s your E’x’presso Advice with JP.

DELETE 3.Imagine your household normally runs on two incomes. Now take one away. Mortgage. Groceries. Childcare. Cars. S...
08/21/2026

DELETE 3.
Imagine your household normally runs on two incomes. Now take one away. Mortgage. Groceries. Childcare. Cars. Savings. Utilities. If the remaining income couldn't cover everything, what would you remove first?

That's one of the situations life insurance can be designed to help address. Depending on the policy and circumstances, a life insurance benefit can provide financial support to beneficiaries after the insured person's death.

The point isn't that every expense needs to stay exactly the same. It's knowing what you would want your family to be able to keep — and understanding how much coverage may be appropriate for that goal.

So, what 3 are you deleting?

08/14/2026

Introducing E’x’presso Advice with JP — quick insurance advice, served with coffee.

First up: Life Insurance. Before choosing a policy based on price, start with what you actually need it to do.

Life changes. Your beneficiary designation should too.Many people set a beneficiary when they first purchase a life insu...
07/31/2026

Life changes. Your beneficiary designation should too.

Many people set a beneficiary when they first purchase a life insurance policy—and never think about it again. But as life evolves, it's worth reviewing whether that designation still reflects your wishes.

This is your reminder to review your beneficiary after major life changes, such as:

• Getting married
• Welcoming a new child
• Buying a home
• Getting divorced or separated
• Other major life events

Taking a few minutes to review your policy today can help ensure it continues to align with your goals.

Not sure if your beneficiary information is up to date? Reach out to a Toronto Life Financial Group advisor—we're happy to help you review your policy and discuss your options.

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