Life insurance
Term and permanent coverage to pay off the mortgage, replace income and give your family time to adjust.
For parents, homeowners and anyone with people who rely on them.
Life, critical illness and disability insurance for individuals, and group health, dental, life and disability plans for employers. Clear advice, options from several Canadian insurers, and someone to call when you need it.
Most people need less insurance than they fear and more than they have. We help you find the right amount, and nothing you don't need.
Term and permanent coverage to pay off the mortgage, replace income and give your family time to adjust.
For parents, homeowners and anyone with people who rely on them.
A tax-free lump sum if you're diagnosed with a covered illness such as cancer, heart attack or stroke, so recovery comes first.
For anyone whose savings couldn't cover months off work.
Monthly income if illness or injury stops you from working, with a waiting period and benefit period chosen to match your savings.
For the self-employed, trades and professionals.
A clear picture of your protection, savings and retirement goals, and a practical plan to reach them.
For households at a turning point: a new home, a new baby, a new business.
A benefits plan helps you hire and keep good people. We design it, set it up and stay with you for every renewal.
Prescription drugs, paramedical care, vision and dental.
A flat amount or a multiple of each employee's earnings.
Short- and long-term income replacement, with the waiting periods you choose.
Health or lifestyle accounts that give employees choice at a fixed cost.
New free guide: what a plan covers, how premiums are taxed, and what it costs a business to go without one.
See the free guidesTwo plain-language guides: one on what a group plan gives your team, one on running it well. Both are free to download.
Prescription drug, extended health and dental coverage explained for businesses with 2 to 50 employees, including how the pay-direct drug card works and how premiums are taxed for your staff.
Figures are illustrations: the tax example assumes a BC employee earning $60,000 at 2026 tax, CPP and EI rates. Sources are listed in the guide.
For the owner, office manager or bookkeeper who runs the plan: core duties, contributions and tax, BC compliance, the employee lifecycle and a yearly calendar.
We learn about your family or business, what you already have and what worries you, before recommending anything.
We bring you options from several insurers and explain the differences in plain language, including the costs.
Life changes. We review your coverage when it does, and help you or your family if you ever need to claim.
FPS Financial Planning Services Ltd. is led by Lourens le Roux. You deal with the same person from the first conversation to the day you need to claim, whether you're protecting your family or setting up benefits for your staff.
Our approach is simple: explain the options clearly, recommend only what fits, and be there after the policy is in place. Because we work with several Canadian insurers, our recommendations start with your needs, not a single company's products.
Send a short note about what you'd like to review — personal coverage or a benefits plan for your business — and Lourens will reply to set a time that suits you.
Meetings in person in Metro Vancouver, or by phone or video anywhere in British Columbia.