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Kelly Dejong, principal advisor, in her Ottawa office
Est. Ottawa · Private Client Advisory

Protecting the capital
you've quietly
built.

Bespoke corporate life insurance and estate strategies for incorporated professionals and business owners across the National Capital Region — engineered for tax efficiency and generational continuity.

30 Minutes · No Cost · Strictly Confidential

01
$2.3B
Canadian life insurance new premium, 2025
02
9%
Year‑over‑year growth in policy premium
03
1 : 2
Canadian households underinsured today
04
35–55+
Ages when corporate coverage compounds most
A professional Canadian family at home
I.The Exposure

You've built a business. It deserves a plan as considered as the work behind it.

Most incorporated professionals between 35 and 55+ are quietly exposed. Retained earnings pile up inside the corporation. Buy‑sell agreements sit unfunded. Personal coverage was purchased years ago and never revisited.

  • 01Passive investment income eroding your small‑business tax rate.
  • 02No corporate funding in place if a shareholder dies unexpectedly.
  • 03Personal life insurance sized to a life you had ten years ago.
  • 04Estate taxes that will force your family to sell what you built.
II.The Method

A four‑step process built for professionals whose time is already spoken for.

Advice‑first, product‑second. Every recommendation is documented, compliant, and explained in language you can act on.

01

Discovery

A private 30‑minute conversation about your corporation, family, income, and where the gaps really are.

02

Analysis

We model corporate vs. personal ownership, tax outcomes, and how coverage should be structured across your life.

03

Recommendation

Clear, jargon‑free options with the numbers behind them — term, whole life, universal life, or segregated funds.

04

Stewardship

We handle underwriting end‑to‑end and revisit the plan annually as your business and family evolve.

III.The Practice

What we handle, quietly, on your behalf.

i.Discipline

Corporate‑owned life insurance

Fund buy‑sell agreements, key‑person coverage, and shareholder loans while creating tax‑preferred capital inside your holding company.

Discuss for your business
ii.Discipline

Estate & wealth transfer

Structure permanent coverage to offset the tax bill triggered at death, preserving the business and property you intend to pass on.

Discuss for your business
iii.Discipline

Segregated funds

Growth with insurance guarantees. Ideal for surplus capital sitting on your corporate balance sheet that deserves a smarter home.

Discuss for your business
Kelly Dejong, founder of Kelly Dejong Financial Corporation
The right corporate insurance plan doesn't just protect your family — it makes your business worth more, and easier to pass on.
Kelly Dejong
Founder · Principal Advisor
IV.Private Consultation

Request your strategy session.

A 30‑minute call with Kelly. We'll review where your corporation and family stand today, and outline what a better‑structured plan would look like. No cost, no pitch.

Serving
Ottawa & the National Capital Region
Hours
Mon–Fri, 9:00–5:00 · Evenings by request

Reply within one business day · Strictly confidential

V.Frequently Asked

Questions we hear often.

Don't see yours? Ask it directly on your consultation.

01Why put life insurance inside my corporation instead of owning it personally?+

Premiums are paid with lower‑taxed corporate dollars, and the death benefit generally flows out through the capital dividend account tax‑free. For most incorporated professionals, corporate ownership is materially more efficient than personal ownership.

02I'm healthy and my business is growing — why do I need this at 40?+

The 35–55 window is exactly when premiums are lowest, insurability is highest, and permanent policies have the most time to compound. Waiting is almost always the most expensive choice.

03What's the difference between term, whole life, and universal life?+

Term protects a specific window (mortgage, income years). Whole life and universal life are permanent — they build cash value inside the corporation and are the tools we use for estate and tax planning.

04How do segregated funds fit in?+

Segregated funds offer market growth with insurance guarantees, creditor protection, and estate bypass. They're an ideal home for surplus corporate cash that would otherwise sit in a taxable investment account.

05Are you independent?+

Yes. We're a licensed independent life insurance and segregated funds practice, which means we recommend the carrier and product that fits you — not one we're required to sell.