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Changes to Equitable’s Universal Life fund names
Effective November 15, 2025, we changed the name of the funds being tracked for the following Equitable® linked interest options. These changes apply to both our current and legacy universal life solutions as indicated below.
Linked interest option Current name of fund being tracked New name of fund being tracked Applicable insurance solutions Canadian Bond Equitable Life Active Canadian Bond Fund Internal Linked Equitable Bond Internal Linked Equitable GenerationsTM, Equation Generation® IV, EquiLife® and Equation Generation III Canadian Balanced Portfolio Equitable Life Active Balanced Portfolio Select Equitable Balanced Equitable Generations Canadian Equitable Generations, Equation Generation IV, EquiLife, Equation Generation III and Equation Generation II Canadian Neutral Portfolio Equitable Life Active Balanced Income Portfolio Select Equitable Income Equitable Generations Global Equity Portfolio Equitable Life Active Balanced Growth Portfolio Select Equitable Growth
Effective November 15, 2025, we changed the names of the following segregated funds tied to some of our legacy universal life products as indicated below.
Current name of segregated fund New name of segregated fund Applicable products Asset Allocation Fund Equitable MFS Balanced Equation and Direction 2000 Plus Active Canadian Bond Equitable Bond Canadian Stock Fund Equitable MFS Canadian Equity Plus Money Market Fund Equitable Money Market Accumulative Income Fund Equitable MFS Canadian Fixed Income Direction 2000 Common Stock Fund Equitable MFS Common Stock
Only the above funds’ names have changed. No fundamental changes have been made to the funds. -
In case you missed it… read our life insurance as an asset class article
Equitable in partnership Wayne Miller, BMATH, ASA
The concept of viewing life insurance as an asset class only became mainstream in Canada 12 years ago, after Wayne Miller, BMATH, ASA, made the case for it in an industry magazine article.
Has anything changed in the past decade? Does a mutual company vs. a stock company make a difference? Equitable has been collaborating with Wayne to provide an answer – which is provided in this follow-up article to his original piece.
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