.png)
Insights
September 2026 Advisor Newsletter
In this Issue: A year-end HSA checklist for clients & an advisor spotlight
News
March 2022 Advisor Newsletter
myHSA's international expansion update and a preview of the new myHSA Employee App launching in April with real-time claim notifications and an improved experience.
myHSA
Updated on:
We're Going International!
Well… maybe! We'll be testing out this concept, and we may have come across a bigger opportunity than we knew existed. Insurers don’t offer anything like it, nor do any HRIS systems or tech platforms, hence why we keep getting asked to do it.
Click here to keep reading
The new myHSA Employee App is coming!
Starting in early April, we will be rolling out our new employee app in stages.
Some new features to look forward to: Claim notification and real time status
Ability to instant message directly with Adjudicators on claims
Complete balance breakdown for myHSA and myWSA
Exciting News!
Our small but mighty (and growing) team has outgrown our previous office and has moved to a new space on 17th Avenue in Calgary! Same team, same support, and the same commitment to our valued Advisors, as always.
Ever wondered what daily life is like at the myHSA office?
Spoiler alert: it's pretty fun. Keep up with us on Instagram
@getmyhsa to see a glimpse of the shenanigans we get up to!
No items found.
Blog Highlights
Other Insights
Expert insights on flexible benefits, employee retention, and CRA-compliant plans in Canada.
Research
Why an HSA is the Best Small Business Benefits Package in Canada
Discover why Canadian small businesses are switching to Health Spending Accounts: 100% tax-deductible, flexible, and easier to manage than group insurance.
News
What is Multi-Factor Authentication, and Why is myHSA Using It?
What Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) is, why myHSA added it for Plan Administrators, and how to log in with your authenticator app.
Insights
Are Health and Fitness Apps Eligible Under an HSA in Canada?
Are health and fitness apps eligible under an HSA in Canada? The short answer? Generally, no. Read more to learn why.
