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    Understanding the cost of your group insurance plan

    A health plan is divided into two parts: 1. Insured benefits, which on average is 20% of your premiums. This is based on gender, age, salary, and occupation. It consists of; Life insuranceLong-term disabilityTravel health coverageAccidental death and dismembermentStop Loss These benefits are covered by insurance companies in both traditional and auto insured models. This is considered real insurance...
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    Understanding the cost of your group insurance plan

    A health plan is divided into two parts: 1. Insured benefits, which on average is 20% of your premiums. This is based on gender, age, salary, and occupation. It consists of; Life insuranceLong-term disabilityTravel health coverageAccidental death and dismembermentStop Loss These benefits are covered by insurance companies in both traditional and auto insured models. This is considered real insurance...
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    A group insurance plan that covers everything; from prescription drugs to gluten free products

    Attracting top talent can often be a difficult task for HR professionals. One way to make a position more appealing is to offer superior health coverages. Introducing the health plan that covers everything – FLEX plan. Younger employees may look for orthodontic coverage for their children, compared to older employees who may look for more frequent...
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    5 ways to lower your health insurance cost

    Cutting benefits, or even reducing health coverages can often result in a loss of top performers of a company and difficulties in hiring new talent. Employers and brokers should work collectively to educate employees on how to efficiently use their health insurance plans. Here are 5 ways to help you reduce costs: 1. Shop pharmacies Every...
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    Is group insurance becoming unaffordable in Canada?

    Extended health care plans, and medical costs in Canada are expected to rise by 6.0% in 2019 according to a recent analysis by Aon. To put this estimation into perspective, 6% is faster than the rate of inflation. As a result, insurance premiums will be directly impacted across Canada, and employers will seek alternatives to help...
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