​Well-being Benefits 

One of the most important things in life is knowing that the future of one’s family is secure. Foresters helps make sure your family is taken care of financially no matter what happens1.  Learn more >
 

Everyday Money

Our toll-free and confidential phone-based financial helpline gives you access to an accredited counselor who can help answer your questions about everyday management of your money.  Learn more >
 

Legal Link

Access certain free and discounted legal services in your area. Connect with lawyers for help with a variety of issues including wills, home ownership and family law. Learn more >
 

Orphan Benefit2

A monthly payment for orphans, which pays $900 per month per child to the legal guardian for children under 18 upon the death of both Parents. Learn more >
 

Terminal Illness Loan3

An interest-free loan may be provided for an insured member who becomes terminally ill. The total loan can be up to 75% of the total amount of the Foresters life insurance on that insured. The maximum loan amount is $250,000. Learn more >
 

Grants and scholarships

 

 
Members may be eligible for:
Foresters Competitive Scholarships,
Orphan Scholarships,
Emergency Assistance Program,
Project Grants
 
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Fun family events​

 

 
Members may enjoy complimentary and discounted fun family events including:
 
Theme parks,
Sporting events,
And more...
 

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Community & volunteering​

 
Members have opportunities to become involved in inspiring community activities.
 
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Not a member?

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close Telling our story better than ever
Unity Life of Canada joined the Foresters family in April 2008. We're proud that we've now changed our name to Foresters Life Insurance Company.

Welcome to the new face of a 135-year-old insurance story that just keeps on getting better. Our new website tells the compelling story of a different kind of organization.

Foresters is the life insurance provider that works for our members, their families and communities.