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Insurance for the whole family

Whether you have a bunch of little bunnies, cheeky monkeys or little puppies at home, you want to make sure they are protected in case of illness or injury.

Insurance can provide peace of mind by helping cover costs of care. In the event of unexpected broken bones, chronic conditions, or expensive procedures, one accident or illness can rack up a lot of stress and a big bill. Insurance can save you money by reimbursing part of the costs. 

You may think your little guy or girl doesn't need insurance because they're young and healthy. But accidents happen, and you don't want to be caught off guard. Insurance can save you from some of the financial stress at a time you might be making other difficult decisions about your loved one’s care.

Now, you would be forgiven for thinking we are talking about pet insurance…but we aren’t!  We are not talking about your ‘furry friends’ but in fact your children.  People often don’t think twice to insure their pets- and why not? That is the sensible thing to do, but have you thought about insuring your children by the same token?

Some childcare policies cover accidental care such as broken bones, burns and critical illness. Others help pay for surgeries, hospital stays and more. Coverage for these areas gives you the peace of mind that you can be there when it matters. Make sure you understand what's covered before signing up.  Do your research and find a plan that fits your little ones needs. The investment in their health and wellbeing is well worth it so you can relax knowing they're cared for.

If you’d like to find out more about insuring your children,
get in touch today to discuss your individual needs.

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