Loan Insurance

Keep making your loan payments, no matter what happens. 

The loan insurance solution provides the means to keep making the payments on your loans in the  event of death, disability or critical illness. 

Comprehensive and flexible, this solution allows you to insure several types of loans at once,  regardless of the lending institution. You can even change lenders without losing your coverage a  key difference with banks and other financial institutions. This is all about acting in your best  financial interests. 

The idea is to give you the freedom to take out insurance that works for you. To help you pay off a  large loan if you no longer have an income or wish to leave a debt-free asset to your loved ones.

What debts does the loan insurance solution cover? 

Personal line of credit: Your personal line of credit can sometimes add up to thousands of dollars. 

Mortgage loan or line of credit: You may still have 20 years to go before the house is paid off, so  insuring your mortgage is a good call. 

Personal loan: This can be a loan you took out for your car, recreational vehicle, home renovations,  studies, and so on. 

Commercial mortgage loan: Protect the loans you take out to keep your business running:  commercial mortgage, agricultural loan, equipment upgrade, etc. 

Our benefits

Secure Your Loan with Comprehensive Loan Insurance
Protect your financial future with loan insurance.
Affordable premiums and flexible coverage options make it an essential safety net
Enjoy peace of mind knowing your liabilities are managed, no matter what life brings.
safeguards you and your family by covering outstanding loan

What is loan insurance?

Loan insurance is a policy that ensures repayment of your outstanding loan balance in case of unforeseen events like death, disability, or critical illness.

Why should I get loan insurance?

It provides financial security, protecting your family or co-borrowers from the burden of unpaid loans in emergencies.

Is loan insurance mandatory?

No, it's optional, but some lenders may recommend it to minimize risk and ensure repayment.