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Serenia Life Financial is a member-based fraternal benefit society that operates with a focus on combining financial guidance with Christian values. Formerly known as FaithLife Financial, the organization rebranded in 2022 to better reflect its mission. As a fraternal, it is a not-for-profit entity that channels a portion of its earnings back into member benefits and community causes. Its core business involves providing a range of life insurance products, retirement and investment solutions (like RRSPs and TFSAs), and unique fraternal benefits designed to support its members' well-being and charitable activities.

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Serenia Life Financial

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