Workplace Plans

The recent updates to the Capital Accumulation Plan (CAP) Guidelines mark the biggest changes in over 20 years. These guidelines are the cornerstone of how group retirement plans are structured, administered and regulated in Canada.

To help make sure that all of your 2023 payroll contributions are counted for this tax year, and your employees get the tax documents…

The group retirement landscape is on the brink of significant changes with the upcoming revisions to the CAP Guidelines.

With employers under pressure to stay on budget and reduce expenses, it may seem counterintuitive to consider adding a group retirement plan …

By now, most experts agree that Canada is headed for an economic cooldown in 2023, but it’s likely to be short-lived…

A modest salary increase doesn’t always result in a big impact to take-home pay and may have little impact on retention.

The hybrid workplace has removed geographic boundaries and expanded the talent pool exponentially…

To help make sure that all of your 2022 payroll contributions are counted for this tax year…

Canadian employer-sponsored retirement plans work in similar ways to plans in the US, but there are some key differences to be aware of.

When employees move on from your organization, whether it’s to a new role or into retirement…