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What Canadians need to know about rising health insurance costs and the impact on their coverage and costs

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By Sandra MacGregor Verified
| Money Canada
While we adhere to strict editorial guidelines, partners on this page may provide us earnings. If your employer-sponsored health benefits cost more at your next renewal, you're not alone - and the reasons run deeper than bad luck.
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Canadian health premiums are climbing 8.3% in 2026 — and OSFI just put insurers on notice

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By Sandra MacGregor Verified
| Yahoo Finance Canada Verified
For life insurers specifically, OSFI flags increased volatility in policyholder behaviour — particularly lapses and surrenders. While these remain modest relative to total available capital, the regulator notes that shifts in how policyholders behave can carry real consequences for earnings, capital adequacy and in some cases, operational integrity.
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How to protect your CCPC, CPP and OAS and retire with financial freedom

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By Sandra MacGregor Verified
| Money Canada
While we adhere to strict editorial guidelines, partners on this page may provide us earnings. Nearly half (46%) of Canada's physicians are burned out, according to a report released by the Canadian Medical Association (CMA). While the number of burned-out doctors and medical professionals in Canada has dropped in the last five years - from 53% in 2021 - the percentage of burned-out healthcare workers is still well above pre-pandemic levels (approximately 30% burnout in 2017).
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