Our financial services
For individuals
and entrepreneurs
- Life, disability and critical illness insurance
- Mortgage Insurance
- Invesstment and portfolio management (REER / CRI / FERR / FRV / REEE / CELI)
For companies
- Group insurance
- Group savings plan (RRSP, VRSP)
- Insurance for Shareholder agreement
- Insurance for fiscal strategy
We are fully independent financial security advisors, which means we have access to almost any investment product on the market. We offer you the options that are in your best interest, and that best suit your unique circumstances. With an entire team of tax specialists, accountants, notaries and lawyers, we can offer you the most advantageous advice and expertise to increase your portfolio.
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FAQ
Here are some answers to frequently asked questions:
Should I put my savings in an RRSP or a TFSA?
Before answering this question, your financial security advisor should perform an analysis of your financial needs, as required by the Autorité des marchés financiers (AMF). And just like a medical examination, this analysis is required to be able to make the best recommendations according to your reality.
Is it better to insure a mortgage with the bank or with an insurance broker?
In addition to saving you money, insuring your mortgage with an independent broker gives you much more flexibility. First, if you want to change banks or lenders when renewing your mortgage, you won’t have to start the process all over again to insure your loan. You also have full control over how you use your money in the event of a claim, unlike the bank, which will automatically apply the insurance amount to your mortgage. Finally, the amount you can claim from your mortgage insurance with the bank decreases as your loan is paid off. With an insurance broker, this amount remains fixed as long as you maintain your contract.
What is a shareholders’ agreement for?
A shareholders’ agreement is like a will, but for your business. In the event of the death or disability of one of your partners, the agreement protects you, according to what has been established between the parties. This is the best way to avoid all the hassles that often comes with estate settlements.
Should I apply for QPP benefits at 60 or 65?
The answer depends on several factors, including your financial situation and your life expectancy. A meeting with one of our advisers can answer any questions you may have.
Is the life insurance claim taxable?
No, however, the investment interest of that amount could be. Consulting a financial security advisor before making this kind of decision could save you money.
Frédérick Scheidler
President of Prima Financial Group and Financial Security Advisor
Mutual fund brokerage representative / Member of the Financial Security Chamber duly authorized by the financial markets authority
Phone: 514-383-6098
Ext. 4201
fscheidler@prima-assurances.ca
“ We’re here to help you build, grow and protect your assets. “