Whole life insurance provides guaranteed coverage and tax-advantaged cash value growth, RRSPS create retirement savings with tax deductions, and TFSAs offer flexible, tax-free investment gains. Each tool benefits Canadians differently depending on income, tax bracket, and long-term financial objectives.
As Canada’s first domestic life insurance company, Canada Life has a long history of helping Canadians secure their financial legacy. In this review, we’ll explore its whole life insurance offerings, designed to provide lifetime coverage with a built-in savings component.
An Immediate Financing Arrangement (IFA) in Canada uses your permanent life insurance cash value as loan collateral, giving fast access to funds while maintaining coverage. Leading lenders for IFA include Equitable, DUCA, and Manulife, each offering different borrowing limits, interest rates, and terms to fit your needs and goals.
The biggest life insurance companies in Canada, Sun Life, Manulife, Desjardins, Canada Life, and Industrial Alliance (iA), dominate with billions in revenue and top ratings. Explore 2026 rankings, financial strength, and unique offerings to secure your family’s future.
Manulife’s whole life insurance provides lifelong protection, guaranteed premiums, and steady cash value growth through dividends. In this 2026 review, learn how Manulife Par and Manulife Par with Vitality Plus™ compare, what dividends they pay, and more.