More and more young Canadians rely on their families for help with tuition, debt repayment, even entry to the housing market. But what about those who are in it alone?

Deadlines, reminders, and tips to guide you through a stress-free tax-season.

You bought life insurance for big reasons. The biggest. When you review your policy, what you’re really doing is taking a fresh look at the commitments you’ve made to the people you love.

The choice seems complex, but the answer may be simple.

What does it really take to buy a home? There’s good news (and good ideas) in this 6-minute read.

Money remains the #1 stressor for Canadians, but there’s good news: those who work with a planner are more optimistic than those who don’t. And at Lawyers Financial, that professionally sourced optimism is free.

Sometimes, our best-laid plans meet life’s worst-case scenarios. Insurance can help.

Or: Why it pays to pack travel insurance.

We asked a pension specialist the questions that matter most to Canadian lawyers, including, “what’s in it for me?” and, “what’s in it for my firm?”

Many working moms have been socialized to view family life as a professional liability. We challenge that assumption and ask practicing lawyers what to expect when you’re aspiring to have it all.