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The enhanced Canada Pension Plan (CPP) continues to evolve, offering greater financial security for the future.

The opposite ends of Canada’s workforce—those who have just begun their career in recent years, and those who are nearing retirement—have financial needs that more than likely look a little different.

We ask a lot of plan administrators, especially in small to medium sized businesses, where there isn’t a dedicated team looking after benefits.

Integrating Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) with company culture is an increasingly prevalent concept that today’s organizations in the workforce seek to address.

When it comes to financial planning, managing risk is critical. This is especially true for young, growing families. Life insurance is a cornerstone of financial security, providing peace of mind that your loved ones will be cared for if the unexpected happens.

It’s often suggested that many frameworks of the world and workforce we know now exist solely because of the pandemic.

Many Canadians who bought homes during the low-interest-rate period of COVID-19 are now facing “The Great Renewal.” With mortgage rates doubling or even tripling, this shift is putting significant pressure on household budgets.