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  1. Ride the same-day service wave with Equitable Life


    Sit back and relax – we’ve got your deposits covered. Make setting up one-time or recurring deposits flow like water with EZtransact™ - only from Equitable Life®.

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  2. Step Up Your Wealth Sales with Equitable Life


    Step up your wealth sales with Equitable Life® and you’ll be rewarded with a growth bonus for doing more business in 2022.  Make this year your best year ever with Equitable Life!
     
    The program rewards advisors who promote Equitable Life’s Savings & Retirement products to existing and new clients as part of an overall investment strategy based on client needs. 
     




    Commission Bonus Calculation:
    Gross deposits into segregated funds
    + Gross deposits into Guaranteed Interest Account (GIA) contracts
    + 25% of payout annuity sales
    ― Segregated fund redemptions
    ―  GIA redemptions
    = 2022 Net Deposits
     
    All eligible deposits, sales, and redemptions occurring between January 1 and December 31, 2022, will be used to calculate an advisor’s 2022 net deposits.

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    * The bonus amount will be calculated at the end of 2022 based on net deposits. The bonus will be paid within 90 days following December 31, 2022. Maximum bonus payable is $75,000.
     
    For more information, download our flyer or contact your Equitable Life Regional Investment Sales Manager.
     
    And as a reminder, we increased the CB5 sales option initial commission from 5.6% to 7.0% on Pivotal Select™ segregated funds. The 7% initial commission is effective from May 20 to August 31, 2022 only.** Learn more.
     
    Equitable Life is committed to offering advisors and clients product, service, and feature choices that best suit their needs. We offer multiple sales charge options, three distinct guarantee classes, and a diverse selection of investment funds to align with advisors’ and clients’ unique needs.  

     
     
    ** Equitable Life reserves the right to end the campaign, at any time and without notice.
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  3. Step Up Your Wealth Sales with Equitable Life! Welcome to the Step Up Your Wealth Sales program with Equitable Life® . You will be rewarded with a growth bonus for doing more business with Equitable Life in 2023!

    The program rewards advisors who promote Equitable Life’s Savings & Retirement products to existing and new clients as part of an overall investment strategy based on client needs.  

    Commission Bonus Calculation:
    Gross deposits into segregated funds
    + Gross deposits into Guaranteed Interest Account (GIA) contracts
    + 25% of payout annuity sales
    - Segregated fund redemptions
    - GIA redemptions
    = 2023 Net Deposits

    All deposits, sales, and redemptions occurring between January 1 and December 31, 2023, will be used to calculate an advisor’s 2023 net deposits. 
     
    Tier 2023 Net Deposits Bonus Rate*
    1 Less than $250,000 $0
    2 $250,000 - 499,999 .25%
    3 $500,000 – 749,999 .50%
    4 $750,000+ .75%
    5 Elite Advisor re-qualifiers1 1.00%


    * The bonus amount will be calculated at the end of 2023 based on net deposits. The bonus will be paid within 90 days following December 31, 2023.  Maximum bonus payable is $100,000 for Elite Advisor re-qualifiers; $75,000 otherwise.

    For more information, download our flyer or contact your Equitable Life Regional Investment Sales Manager.

    Equitable Life is committed to offering advisors and clients product, service, and feature choices that best suit their needs. We offer multiple sales charge options, three distinct guarantee classes, and a diverse selection of investment funds to align with clients’ unique needs.  

    Posted:June 26, 2023
     
    ™or ® denotes a registered trademark of The Equitable Life Insurance Company of Canada.
    1  Elite Advisor re-qualifiers are advisors who attained Elite status as of end of 2022 and maintain Elite status at the end of 2023. To attain 2023 Elite Advisor status, an advisor must have $1,250,000 in gross deposits in at least 5 policies or $10,000,000 in assets. 

  4. Step Up Your Wealth Sales with Equitable! Welcome to the Step Up Your Wealth Sales program with Equitable®. 

    The program rewards advisors who promote Equitable’s Savings & Retirement products to existing and new clients as part of an overall investment strategy based on client needs.  

    Commission Bonus Calculation:
    Gross deposits into segregated funds
    + Gross deposits into Guaranteed Interest Account contracts
    + 25% of payout annuity sales
    - Segregated fund redemptions
    - GIA redemptions
    = 2024 Net Deposits

    All deposits, sales, and redemptions occurring between January 1 and December 31, 2024, will be used to calculate an advisor’s 2024 net deposits.
     
    Tier 2024 Net Deposits Bonus Rate*
    1 Less than $250,000 $0
    2 $250,000 - 499,999 .25%
    3 $500,000 – 749,999 .50%
    4 $750,000+ .75%
    5 Elite Advisor re-qualifiers1 1.00%

    * The bonus amount will be calculated at the end of 2024 based on net deposits. The bonus will be paid within 90 days following December 31, 2024.  Maximum bonus payable is $100,000 for Elite Advisor re-qualifiers; $75,000 otherwise.

    For more information, download our flyer or contact your Regional Investment Sales Manager.

    Equitable is committed to offering advisors and clients product, service, and feature choices that best suit their needs. We offer multiple sales charge options, three distinct guarantee classes, and a diverse selection of investment funds to align with clients’ unique needs.  
     

    Posted: February 7, 2024
     
    ™or ® denotes a registered trademark of The Equitable Life Insurance Company of Canada.
    1Elite Advisor re-qualifiers are advisors who attained Elite status as of end of 2023 and maintain Elite status at the end of 2024. To attain 2024 Elite Advisor status, an advisor must have $1,250,000 in gross deposits in at least 5 policies or $10,000,000 in assets.

  5. [pdf] EQUITABLE LIFE: Stability you can count on
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    August 2022

    The S&P 500 fell into bear market territory over the first half of 2022 with the index down -20.6%. This represented a top 10 ranking amongst the most dismal back-to-back quarterly performances going back to 1928. While comparisons have been made to the inflation driven bear market of 1973-74, the economic backdrop today has some significant differences including greater production capacity (factory utilization rates are running about 20% lower vs the 70’s) and a meaningful decline in raw industrial prices which have fallen -11% over the quarter. While these economic anecdotes are potential positives for the future, it’s important to remain cognizant that prices remain elevated.

    As such, the US Federal Reserve seems to be taking every opportunity to telegraph their intentions of raising interest rates at the expense of both market and economic performance, so long as inflation remains a threat. Given this hawkish tone, the market narrative has morphed from fears of inflation to a fed driven recession. As a result, the move in the bond market has been swift with the 10-year treasury yield peaking at approximately 3.5% in June to today’s level of 2.7% (lower rates = higher bond prices). This positive bond performance reflects the consensus view that inflation is temporary (2023 CPI forecasts are approximately 3.6% vs the second quarter’s 8.7% CPI reading) and could allow the Fed to adjust their higher interest rate trajectory downward. The Fed also remains confident that a soft landing is achievable, and a recession avoidable.

    Investors seem less convinced however, given the Fed has never been able to engineer a soft landing before, and so it’s no surprise equity markets entered a bear market over the quarter, and currently remain in a technical correction (defined as losses greater than -10%). To better assess future performance, we closely monitor earnings results to understand how companies are navigating these economic trends. With nearly 80% of the S&P 500 reported, the results have been better than expected, but still the EPS beat rate and magnitude of beats (actual vs expectation) remain below 5-year averages. This tells us companies are finding today’s economic conditions more challenging than the recent past. Consumer sectors including marketing, retail, autos and textiles posted the 2nd worst performance vs other sectors while the Financials sector saw the greatest challenges with aggregate EPS falling by -15% year-over-year. Wall Street analysts have started to revise S&P 500 forward growth estimates lower, a trend which we expect will continue for several quarters ahead. The forward (12-month blended) P/E ratio of 17.5 times remains 1.5 multiple points above the long-term average which potentially suggests risks may not be fully priced in.

    In terms of the S&P/TSX Composite, after declining nearly -14% in Q2 as recession fears around the world jeopardized the global demand outlook, its’ since rebounded over 4.0%. Still, valuation remains below longer-term averages at 11.8x forward earnings with the heavier weighted Financials and Energy sectors trading at 9.5x and 7.9x, respectively. TSX earnings expectations have stalled as of late but downward revisions are lagging US and European counterparts. Additionally, the domestic labour market remains tight which has allowed the Bank of Canada to continue its aggressive rate hike path to curb soaring inflation. For most of 2022 the TSX has benefitted from surging commodity prices but an economic slowdown in China resulting from its commitment to a zero-Covid policy and a potential global recession could prove to be a challenge for the Canadian market.

    Equity markets on average lose 30% of their value in recession led bear markets. If we use this as a potential road map, it suggests the S&P 500 could have further to fall. Using past performance as a forward-looking tool however is an imperfect technique and used in isolation of what’s happening today can often mislead.

    Accounting for today’s backdrop, we come up with three scenarios of varying probabilities. The first is the most optimistic and includes an engineered soft landing by the Fed, meaning no recession and inflation cools. A less optimistic view is the fed tames inflation with higher interest rates but tips the economy into a mild-to-moderate recession. The outcome would be consumer spending and corporate hiring slow as a result of tighter financial conditions, and therefore financial results are negatively impacted. The least optimistic scenario is one where stagflationary conditions emerge as inflation continues to accelerate at the expense of growth despite higher interest rates, in other words the Fed loses control. The net result would be similar to our second scenario but with much more dire results in terms of unemployment, household spending and impacts to corporate profitability. While we don’t rule out any of the above scenarios completely, we assign the highest probability to the second one where macro economic issues get resolved at some point in the future, but the full effects of inflation and a possible recession have yet to be priced into the market. Currently, this view translates into a slight underweight equity position versus our benchmark with a tilt towards low volatility and defensive strategies along with an overlay of value and dividend paying securities. In other words, we’ve de-risked the portfolios relative to our benchmark to manage potential downside risks but remain meaningfully invested an on absolute basis. As always, time in the market tends to overcome trying to time the market, and so employing a strategic and diversified strategy is often the most prudent approach.


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