These are things an advisor does for you, on an ongoing basis.

You're not alone if the thought of a medical exam in your home feels like a hassle and it's kept you from applying for life and disability insurance.

Sara Forte, an employment lawyer, recently sat down with Lawyers Financial to reflect on her experience starting a firm and building a team.

You stayed in school longer than most of your friends.

The suggestion that gatekeeper rules should apply widely to participants in the financial markets is a problematic idea.

The day when you achieve complete financial freedom may come years before you decide to retire. In fact, highly motivated people who enjoy the challenges and rewards...

Many Canadian lawyers likely have some form of critical illness insurance but very few know what to expect should they have to file a claim and start taking advantage of their benefits.

If you've used GPS, you've probably driven down roads you wouldn't have chosen and through towns you've never heard of.

There's little doubt that a robust employee benefits plan is essential when recruiting top talent to small and mid-sized law firms.

After settling on an advisor you feel you can work with, it's time for you to get down to the business of setting financial goals.

Successful lawyers often build their practices through control and smart decision-making, but managing significant wealth requires a different approach. Discretionary wealth management through institutional-grade investment expertise offers access to sophisticated portfolio construction and asset classes typically reserved for large investors, while allowing busy professionals to focus on what they do best.

One afternoon not long ago, Steve Wise, a Lawyers Financial Advisor in Southwestern Ontario, got a call from his client, an established lawyer in Windsor, who had just been diagnosed with lung cancer. It came as a complete shock.

If you're a lawyer in the first half of your career, you're deep in the middle of capital-A adult life: homes, weddings, children and vacation planning.

Starting your own practice can be an anxious time.

In the latest episode of "Life's Littlest Surprises," the freshly released FP Canada Financial Stress Indexreports that money remains the biggest worry for Canadians in 2024.

There are two ways to purchase life insurance. You can pay-as-you-go, like when you rent. Or you can pay in full and own the policy forever, like buying a home. Your Lawyers Financial Advisor can...

Lawyers demand precision—so we’ll be precise. Disability insurance is really income insurance. There’s no insurance plan that can prevent life from coming at you in surprising and unwelcome ways...

In an ideal world, you start your own practice with a roster of blue-chip clients, staffers who hang on your every word, lots of start-up money, and every kind of insurance you could ever need.

2020 has narrowed our contact lists, emptied our social calendars and clarified our priorities.

Most of us think of "disability" as something that happens to other people. You might be surprised by just how common disabilities are—and by the types of disabilities that sideline Canadian lawyers.