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If you’re planning to leave your job, you might want to think about continuing your supplementary health and dental insurance.
You’ve just been hired and are reviewing your group benefits package. The question is whether to sign up for additional life and health insurance.
More than half of Canadians 50 and older report that their retirement plan has been upset by an unforeseen event. Often, it’s a health matter.
Whether you’re looking for your first job or making a mid-career move, remember that employee benefits are an important part of total compensation.
From vision and dental care to other eligible medical expenses, if you have a flexible benefits plan at work, here’s what you need to know.
You could be leaving a lot of money on the table if you don’t understand and take full advantage of your workplace benefits. Here’s where to start.
As you get older, your health may decline to the point where you can no longer take care of yourself. By helping cover the cost of care, long-term care insurance protects you and your family.
If poor health prevents someone you love from living independently, a long-term care facility may be the answer — but how do you choose the right one?
