BrokerUnion

Financial Services Building a Plan for You

Your finances are more than just one product or one account. We take the time to understand your full picture and build a plan that fits where you are today and where you want to be. Independent advice, long-term relationships, and recommendations that are always in your best interest.

No obligation. A licensed broker reviews your full picture.

What We Offer

Investment & Savings

RRSPs, TFSAs, non-registered accounts, and segregated funds. We help you build a portfolio that matches your risk tolerance and timeline.

Retirement Planning

Know exactly how much you need to retire comfortably. We build a drawdown strategy that maximizes your income and minimizes tax.

Estate Planning

Protect your legacy. Wills, trusts, beneficiary designations, and insurance strategies to transfer wealth efficiently.

Tax Strategies

Income splitting, corporate structures, insurance-based tax shelters, and charitable giving strategies to keep more of what you earn.

Business Planning

Buy-sell agreements, key person insurance, corporate-owned life insurance, and succession planning for business owners.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a minimum amount to invest?

No. We work with clients at every stage. Whether you’re starting with $100/month or managing a large portfolio, we’ll find the right approach.

Can you help with my corporate finances?

Absolutely. We specialize in business owner planning including corporate-owned insurance, buy-sell agreements, and succession strategies.

Are your brokers licensed?

Yes. Our life licensed brokers are qualified to recommend financial investment products and securities offered through insurance carriers.

Why should I use a broker instead of going directly to a bank?

Unbiased recommendations. Brokers can offer an objective stance, whereas bank-affiliated insurers focus on their own products.

What We Do

We offer you a range of insurance options from different carriers, each with their own prices and coverage, to find the perfect plan for you.

We provide a personal touch - from start to finish, you'll have a single point of contact, a real person who's here for you. No bouncing between multiple customer service reps.

We ensure accuracy - with online insurance calculators, it's easy to make mistakes without even realizing it. This can lead to either overpaying for coverage or being underinsured. When you work with us, you're partnering with trusted professionals you can count on.

We educate you - as licensed brokers, we meet higher standards compared to online insurance tools, banks, or direct writers.

common misunderstanding is that you'll pay extra due to the brokerage's commission. But that's not the case. We're paid by the insurance companies, not you. And rest assured, we only recommend plans that truly fit your needs.
BENEFITS & MISSION

Why Choose BrokerUnion?

The main differences between the big banks and boutique brokerage firms like us are:

We’re not tied to one insurance company. We shop around to find you the best rates and options.

We always act in your best interest, and your privacy is as sacred as a lawyer’s confidentiality agreement. Unlike Insurance companies that offer only their own insurance, we are not obligated to the insurance companies.

We have the expertise to handle any situation, all while
providing the personal touch you deserve. Professionalism and friendliness are
our hallmarks.

We believe in sitting down and having a real
conversation with you. Your situation is unique, and you deserve a tailored
solution.

We’re not just brokers; we’re educators. Our goal is to provide you with all the information you need to make informed decisions.

Life Insurance Made Simple

Life insurance isn’t just a financial thing; it’s a way to protect and give peace of mind to you and your loved ones. It’s like having a safety net for the future, making sure your family’s financial well-being is taken care of. Now, let’s talk about the different types of life insurance in a way that makes sense.

Term Life Insurance

Think of this as the no-nonsense, budget-friendly option. It covers you for a set period, like 10, 15, 20, or 30 years. If something happens to you during that time, your loved ones get a payout. It’s great if you want solid coverage without breaking the bank.

Advantages:
– Affordable premiums.
– You choose how long you want to be covered.
– A safety net when you need it most.

Whole Life Insurance

This one’s for the long haul. It covers you for your whole life and even builds up cash value over time. You can dip into that cash if you need it. People often use this for estate planning or as a long-term investment.

Advantages:
– Coverage for your entire life.
– Cash value that grows over time.
– It’s like a tax-deferred investment.

Universal Life Insurance

Want flexibility? This is it. You get life insurance plus an investment twist. You can change your premiums and benefits, and it builds cash value. It’s like having more control over your life insurance and your money.

Advantages:
– Flexibility with payments and benefits.
– Your savings grow in a tax-friendly way.
– You can get into some investment action.

Variable Life Insurance

Feeling a bit more adventurous? Variable life insurance lets you play the market a bit. Your benefits and cash value depend on how well your investments do. It could mean bigger returns, but yes, it comes with more risk.

Advantages:
– Potential for investment gains.
– You get to pick where your money goes.
– Like other types, it grows without the taxman knocking.

Life Insurance vs. Mortgage Insurance: A Side-by-Side Comparison

Aspect

Life Insurance

Mortgage Insurance

What Do You Need To Know?

In a nutshell, life insurance delivers broader financial protection and adaptability compared to mortgage insurance. While mortgage
insurance settles the mortgage balance, life insurance extends coverage to various expenses, ensuring long-term financial security for your family.

When deciding between the two, it’s crucial to assess your unique needs and financial objectives. Life insurance acts as a more inclusive
safety net, whereas mortgage insurance concentrates on clearing the mortgage in the event of the policyholder’s demise.

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Our Happy Customers
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What Our Life Insurance Clients Say

Rated 5 out of 5

Since getting my auto insurance with Harish Nalliah, I went to him for home and life insurances. He is very reliable, trustworthy, quickly responds to my emails/phone calls and gets the best rates. For all of your insurance needs, he is the best guy in the market!

Rated 5 out of 5

Great insurance company, I had a very complicated scenario and Susan helped me a lot, she spent a lot of time to get me the best insurance.
Very honest, and detailed explanation of different insurances.
I had a tight deadline and she helped me through the weekend to have it done, super prompt responses.

QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

Frequently Asked Questions

There are several types of life insurance, including:
– Term Life Insurance: Provides coverage for a specific term (e.g., 10, 20, or 30 years).
– Whole Life Insurance: Offers lifetime coverage and includes a cash value component that grows over time.
– Universal Life Insurance: A flexible policy that combines life insurance with a savings component.

The amount of life insurance coverage you need depends on various factors, such as your income, financial responsibilities, debts, and future expenses. A general rule of thumb is to have coverage that is 5 to 10 times your annual income, but it’s essential to assess your specific needs with the help of a licensed insurance agent or financial advisor.

Life insurance premiums are influenced by factors such as:
– Age: Younger individuals generally pay lower premiums.
– Health: Better health typically leads to lower premiums.
– Smoking: Smokers often pay higher premiums compared to non-smokers.
– Coverage amount: Higher coverage amounts result in higher premiums.

Yes, it’s possible to get life insurance with pre-existing medical conditions, but the coverage and premium rates may be affected. Some insurers may offer policies with higher premiums or exclusions for certain conditions.

The choice between term life and permanent life insurance depends on your financial goals and needs. Term life insurance is more affordable and suitable for temporary needs, while permanent life insurance provides lifelong coverage and a cash value component that can be accessed during your lifetime.

In general, life insurance death benefits are tax-free in Canada, including Ontario. The beneficiaries receive the death benefit amount without incurring income tax.

Some life insurance policies offer flexibility and allow you to make changes or updates to your coverage over time. For example, you may be able to increase or decrease the coverage amount or add additional riders. It’s essential to review the terms and conditions of your policy and discuss any changes with your insurance provider.

Your financial picture is unique. Let's build a plan that matches.

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