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We're market leaders and hugely proud of the work we do, providing financial solutions to a wide range of customers. Canada Life customer data has revealed that 14% of applications in Q1 were from customers looking to support their day-to-day living costs. Nationwide Pension Fund, the closed defined benefit pension scheme for Nationwide Building Society has completed a 172mn buy-in with Canada Life.
Our range of UK and International investment accounts are designed to help you achieve your goals, whatever stage of life you're at. Whether you want a straightforward investment bond to help make the most of your money, or an account that gives you greater flexibility and choice over your investments.
Discover more about investments bonds. The main differences between onshore and offshore bonds, how they're taxed and their key benefits. Investment bonds are like an ISA - you can pay money in and take money out as and when you want. Like ISAs, bonds follow tax-rules that set out how they work and when you might have to pay tax.
Here's a simple guide to the different types of assets and investments available to you. An asset is anything of value that somebody can own. For investments, it's used to describe the four main types of asset that can be bought; cash, bonds, property and equities. The world of investments can seem complicated and your adviser is the best person to help you understand your goals and how you could meet them. Cash generally means deposits with banks and institutions which then pay interest on those deposits.
Reviews (6)
Hazel Rabin
Apr 14, 2022
Canada Life have let me down by something which wasn't my fault and I was supposed to have a completion date and was let down at the last minute we are now very disappointed and distressed and we are deeply disappointed and upset. THANKS TO CANADA LIFE FOR LETTING ME DOWN NOW WE WILL BE TAKEN TO COURT AND LOSE OUR HOME We are both devastated
Steph H.
Apr 02, 2021
E. Gtguy
Apr 23, 2020
Very bad recruitment experience! Very bad inhouse recruitment staff. They call you up, all enthusiastic about an 'exciting opportunity they have available', then after spending nearly an hour of your time, they disappear off the face of the earth! Don't even bother trying to get a job here, you will surely regret the experience!
Simon Clark
Feb 20, 2019
Having had the misfortune of dealing with these jokers for a couple of years, I'm amazed that any organisation as incompetent as Canada Life is able to operate in a regulated financial services industry. They sold investments without permission, 'mis-keyed' a transaction in their favour by 26,000, are unable to provide even the simplest transaction information, and have generally treated us with contempt.
These mistakes have cost us a lot of time and money, including over 1,000 in solicitor's fees (which they eventually agreed to cover). I literally wouldn't use Canada Life again if they were the last financial services company on earth.
These mistakes have cost us a lot of time and money, including over 1,000 in solicitor's fees (which they eventually agreed to cover). I literally wouldn't use Canada Life again if they were the last financial services company on earth.
Charlotte Baldwin
Dec 19, 2017
Pinda Singh
Apr 11, 2017
