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Joel Kranc

Toronto
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Infrastructure goes retail: Private wealth investors getting a peek behind institutional curtain

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By Joel Kranc
| Institutional Real Estate Verified
The stability and long-term growth potential of infrastructure investments has been an attractive asset for institutional investors for some time. Now private investors want in on the act. In 2026, the volatility of stock and bond market fluctuations, oil prices, and the gold markets, for example, are being driven by geopolitical pressures and overseas wars.
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National median cost for C-section nears $20,000

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By Joel Kranc
| BenefitsPRO Magazine Verified
Medical expenses, especially those concerning child birth and rearing, can be costly. FAIR Health's Cost of Giving Birth Tracker shows that the national median total cost for a C-section for commercially insured patients staying in network is $19,911, and for vaginal delivery it is $15,728. The Cost of Giving Birth Tracker is a free, interactive tool, updated today, that tracks the cost of giving birth state by state.
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Dignity debt: The gap between employer and employee experience

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By Joel Kranc
| BenefitsPRO Magazine Verified
An interesting dynamic has entered the workplace. There is a gap between what leadership sees and what the workers experience known as the "dignity debt." Organizations accrue this cost when they prioritize rapid AI adoption, investor pressure, cost avoidance, and short-term productivity over the transparency, mentorship, career development, and trust that make the professional social contract sustainable.
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