During this extraordinary time, most Canadians who can stay home, are doing just that. Some of us are missing being at work, hanging with friends and going to favourite exercise classes. But don’t think of being at home as being boring. There are a lot of things we can all do to stay social and healthy right in our own spaces. Here are 4 ways to stave off boredom and stay in good health when you’re stuck inside: Work up a Sweat – After a long day of working from your kitchen table or wrestling with your children, take an hour to work on your own fitness. Physical exercise keeps our bodies fit and goes a long way to improving our mental well-being - it helps reduce depression and anxiety and boosts your body’s ability to manage stress. And it can give us the feeling of excitement that’s harder to...
During this unprecedented time, we hope that you and your family are healthy and safe. At Teachers Life our commitment to the health and well-being of our Members, staff and partners is always our top priority. We Are Here For Your Insurance & Benefits Needs You can still call during our regular business hours of 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. Monday to Friday or email us us anytime for any service need or concern. Our offices are temporarily closed to in-person visitors. Online Tools Can Serve you 24/7 Have you logged into your secure online account? Members can access policy details, insurance forms and rebates on our online Teachers Life Member Site. If you are a first time user, you will need your Member ID to register. Your Teachers Life Member ID is a unique number generated to identify your insurance file. You can find your Teachers Life Member ID on correspondence, policy...
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Three ways life insurance protects families and helps achieve long-term financial goals Financial plans often start with a vision. Many Canadians dream of watching their children in a cap and gown accept a diploma at their college graduation or spending their retirement years in a warmer climate. Companies have marketed financial plans with those dreams in mind. The part that is often missing in those visions are the financial burdens families shoulder in the event of undesirable circumstances. Life insurance as part of a financial plan can mitigate those situations. Just as diversification is a common strategy to mitigate financial risk, select life insurance can provide families with options to alleviate financial stress in the event of an accident, death or serious illness. Statistics show that 1 in 3 working Canadians will become disabled and unable to work for a period lasting longer than 90 days (Statistics Canada, Commissioners disability...
