Help keep your clients healthy
Practical tools and strategies from the Great-West Life Centre for Mental Health in the Workplace can help your clients stay healthy at home and in the office.
HelloLife
Great-West Life offers a broad portfolio of investment products and solutions to serve the financial needs of Canadians, including the retirement spending program, HelloLife. To find out more about segregated fund policies, RRSPs, loans, guaranteed investments, TFSAs and more, contact your Wealth Management sales partners at your sales and marketing centre Opens a new website in a new windowor your Gold Key Advisor PracticesOpens a new website in a new window regional office.
Meet small business needs
Performers is a turnkey solution that helps small business owners offer their employees retirement savings plans. It’s easy and affordable to set up and manage, without a lot of added administration for them.
Health insurance for individuals and retirees
Opens in a new windowDon’t let your clients’ retirement plans be derailed because they may no longer have group benefits coverage when they need it most. Great-West Life’s PlanDirect provides valuable coverage to fit their needs.
Life17
Opens a new website in a new windowLife17 is your hub on Your Key Connection for the new income tax rules and how they will affect your product shelf. Updates, tips and training, marketing materials, illustration tools and support – you’ll find everything you need in one spot.
Personal Health Risk Assessments
Opens in a new windowAvailable on the Health & Wellness site on GroupNet, our Personal Health Risk Assessment tool can help your clients gauge their organization’s overall wellness through a self-administered, detailed assessment that can support more targeted health promotion initiatives.
Our story
Great-West Life has been working with advisors for 125 years to help Canadians develop their financial security plans. As the nation’s leading insurer we serve over 12 million Canadians and are invested in communities across the country.
