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October 2022 Advisor Newsletter

myHSA announces its new partnership with Dialogue for small group virtual healthcare, and explains why this collaboration is strategically different from past offerings.

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myHSA opens up Dialogue for small groups

myHSA's new partnership with Dialogue brings virtual healthcare to small groups through the advisor channel — a model that's strategically aligned and mutually beneficial.

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How to Have a Smooth Renewal

Renewal time! It can be a stressful time for everyone, Advisors, Plan Admin’s, and even our own team, which is why we decided to put together a guide with our best tips on how to have a smooth...

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September 2022 Advisor Newsletter

Overcoming overthinking in leadership and business, plus a preview of Dialogue Virtual Healthcare for small groups coming soon to the myHSA platform.

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Overcoming Overthinking

Back to school has brought up a lot of emotions in my household; my young daughter was anxious about her new class and learning to read this year. She told me how she read aloud in class and was ‘so...

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August 2022 Advisor Newsletter

Can a sole shareholder-employee have an HSA? Yes — here's the explanation, plus an update on myHSA's international expansion initiative.

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HSA's for Sole Employees

Yes, a sole shareholder-employee can have an HSA when set up correctly — here's how to distinguish between a cost plus plan and a true PHSP to get it right.

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July 2022 Advisor Newsletter

Reflecting on the business nobody wants to be in, why small businesses get overlooked in benefits innovation, and a look at leadership and mental health.

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The business nobody wants to be in

I say this tongue in cheek, but I realized this morning that it’s true. We are debating our mission statement and focus as we move forward and continue to grow. Many companies, myHSA included,...

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June 2022 Advisor Newsletter

Real feedback from myHSA employees on leadership and mental health, plus a look at whether the benefits industry is doing enough for employee mental wellness.

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Leadership and Mental Health

I’ll be the first to admit that I’m still learning about leadership. Although it’s a passion of mine that I often study, some lessons are learned best in real life. I recently sat with a couple of...

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May 2022 Advisor Newsletter

Are mental health benefits being done right in Canada? Plus the philosophy of chasing whales — why myHSA focuses on small businesses despite the market challenges.

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The Philosophy of Chasing Whales

98% of Canadian businesses are SMBs, yet most benefits innovation ignores them. Here's why myHSA believes small businesses deserve better — and why we've built for them.

Tim Kane
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Are mental health benefits being done right in Canada?

As an industry, have we missed the mark on mental health benefits for employees? This is not a slag on what is offered, and I think this is truly one of the biggest challenges and opportunities in...

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Does benchmarking inspire change or encourage complacency?

Trends don’t change overnight; it often takes time to see with shifting mindsets and the adoption of new ideas. Our small sector of the benefits space has seen a slow but steady uptake of spending...

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