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Common questions
- Life Insurance can protect your family from any financial crisis
- You leave a completely tax-free inheritance to your dear ones or beneficiaries
- Life Insurance can pay for your funeral expenses
- You can clear your debts and loans with Life Insurance
Participating Life Insurance
The best of both worlds
Build your wealth tax-free with lifelong insurance protection for your dear ones.
For your entire life
Protection that lasts a lifetime and guaranteed that your premium won’t go higher.
Cash value guaranteed
Your cash value is guaranteed to grow.
Share in the experience
You may be entitled to receive a dividend.
What is Participating Life Insurance?
A lifelong insurance plan that pays your beneficiary a tax-free benefit in the event of your passing. Cash value is the minimum amount of cash you have access to in your insurance coverage. When you access your cash value, your insurance payout is decreased. Over time, your cash value is guaranteed to grow as long as you continue to pay your premiums. Your funds are pooled in a separate account called the participating account with other policyholders. You may be entitled to receive a dividend annually.
Insurance protection for your whole life
Participating Life Insurance gives you lifelong coverage and access to cash over time.
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How does it work?
- Regular payment of premiums will result in the growth of your policy’s cash value.
- Your premium payments are professionally managed and go into a participating account.
- The cash can be used to pay your taxes, expenses and other items you deem fit.
- Based on how the participating account performs, you may receive dividends.
- The dividends can be used to buy more insurance or pay for your existing policy coverage.
- Your beneficiary receives a tax-free benefit in the event of your demise.
Is this the right insurance policy for you?
- Funding your child’s future: The cash value of your insurance policy can be accessed to pay for your child’s post-secondary education.
- Emergency expenses: Pay off unexpected expenses like home repairs or an accident etc.
- Leaving a lasting legacy: Help your loved ones or the charity of your choosingby giving back the money you’ve worked so hard for.
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How much does it cost?
Because of the policy guarantees, Participating Life Insurance can be more expensive than term and universal life insurance.
There are numerous factors that decide the cost of your insurance policy. beloware a few of the main coverage factors:
- Age: If you are a young individual, permanent life insurance is cheaper.
- Health:The cost of the policy can increase based on your family’s medical history, lifestyle, and chronic diseases.
- Gender: The insurance cost for women is much cheaper as they live longer than men on average.
- Occupation: The insurance coverage can be high if your job is risky.
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Get the best Insurance Quote from Canada Life
Call 1 844-542-4678 to speak to our advisors.
Your insurance policy's cash value
Growth is guaranteed
Your cash value is guaranteed and grows and does not decline. The money can be accessed to use for purposes you deem fit. The only way the cash value reduces is to use the cash to take care of your financial needs.
Flexible access
You can access your insurance policy’s cash value in various ways. From using it as collateral to pay for a third-party loan to pay for your child’s education. Note: your coverage might be affected, and you also may have to pay taxes.
Participate in your account’s earnings
If your participating account performs better than you could have expected, Canada Life may distribute dividends from these earnings. The dividends can be used in various ways, like:
- Increasing your policy coverage, thereby increasing the cash value of the policy.
- Decreasing or stopping your payments.
- Taking your dividends as cash.
Participating account investment reports
Canadian Equity Fund (SRA) SF274
- Canadian Equity Fund (SRA) SF274 annual report
Further information
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