This year, we have the honor of recognizing two exceptional students with the Teachers Life Bursary Award. Our recipients, Charlie Reist of Kitchener-Waterloo Collegiate and Kyra Gilson of the University of Toronto Schools, demonstrated what we consider well-rounded excellence in both academic and extracurricular activities while maintaining a minimum 70% grade average. Charlie is the […]
This year at Teachers Life we have the honor of recognizing two exceptional students with the J.F. Allen Scholarship. Our recipients, Amelia Neto of Lorne Park Secondary School and Taylor Dallin of Cardinal Carter Academy School for the Arts, demonstrated exceptional academics and community contributions both within and outside of their respective schools. Amelia is […]
Financial Literacy is important for everyone! In our ongoing blog series about financial literacy for young adults, Laura Osborne, a young woman in her final year university, has created a reading list that has something for everyone who wants an education in managing their money. The summer of 2020 can be both boring and stressful […]
“How much coverage is enough?” is one of the most common questions asked by someone considering life insurance. The problem is, there isn’t really a universal solution for everyone – rather, it depends on a wide range of factors, including your age, income, expenses, dependents and overall financial status. According to CNN Money, one rule […]
