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The Wake-Up Call That Changed Diane’s Legacy Plan Forever

Watch: Diane’s Wake-Up Call


For Diane, a 68-year-old Toronto resident, it took one unexpected phone call to realize her family’s future was unprotected. After her sister passed away without a will, Diane found herself witnessing chaos — delayed access to funds, family disputes, and uncertainty. It was her wake-up call. Determined not to leave her children in the same situation, she reached out to SaferWealth to create a plan that would turn panic into peace of mind.



Diane’s story mirrors that of many Canadians who believe estate planning can wait — until it suddenly can’t. She had always been diligent with savings, but had never considered what would happen after she was gone.When she saw how her sister’s family struggled, Diane decided she couldn’t let the same happen to her own children.

With SaferWealth’s guidance, Diane discovered that proper estate planning isn’t just for the wealthy — it’s an act of love and responsibility. Together, they reviewed her accounts, her insurance coverage, and her family’s needs. By setting up a will, a life insurance strategy, and clear beneficiary designations, she ensured her family would have clarity, not confusion.

Diane’s transformation was remarkable. “It wasn’t about money anymore,” she told us. “It was about making things simple for my family.”Now, her estate plan includes funding for her grandchildren’s education, clear instructions for healthcare decisions, and a tax-efficient transfer strategy — all tied together in one cohesive SaferWealth plan.

Her biggest message to other Toronto families? Don’t wait for your wake-up call.


At SaferWealth, we help Toronto families protect what matters most — their values, their wealth, and their peace of mind. Book your free Legacy Consultation today at SaferWealth.com.


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