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September 2026 Advisor Newsletter
In this Issue: A year-end HSA checklist for clients & an advisor spotlight
News
September 2021 Advisor Newsletter
Did COVID-19 create a hiring crunch? The answer is yes — plus the myHSA origin story and a pivot announcement that surprised even Tim Kane.
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Did COVID-19 create a hiring crunch?
Yes. From what I am reading and seeing, COVID has impacted our entire lives, so it makes sense that hiring and recruiting will be affected, too.
Click here to read more The myHSA story...so far
Many people ask us where our name came from. I wish I could tell you it was by design, that it was derived from Ancient Greek mythology or we spent a ton of money at a marketing firm to get it. The real answer?
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In case you missed it: PIVOT!
Now that I have your attention – let me explain. Most who know me understand that I hate the word pivot , as I have always maintained that we have not pivoted. In a recent reflection, I have come to realize that this is not the case.
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Should a company manage their own HSA?
Resources we love:
Why employee perks should extend beyond the office
Employee experience, well-being top priority during pandemic
Looking at plan member behaviour during pandemic
5 reasons employers should consider funding supplemental health benefits
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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.
