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Group insurance plan members’ salaries usually determine life insurance and short- and long-term disability benefits. Keeping salaries up-to-date is therefore essential.
An oversight could have undesirable consequences for plan members and administrators:
- Unreported salary increases could result in life insurance and disability benefits lower than they should be.
- The organization could be held liable for these lower benefits.
To avoid this situation, plan administrators must send us the salaries according to the definition of salary provided in the contract and notify us without delay of any salary changes.
This is a simple but very important operation, which our online tools allow plan administrators to easily carry out in My Client Space.
To facilitate the administration of their plans, we support plan administrators with guidance, user-friendly tools and useful resources.
For over 70 years, employers from coast-to-coast have been relying on our group insurance and retirement experts to effectively manage their plans.
We will send a communiqué to group insurance plan administrators on June 25.
See the French version of the communiqué.
Also in this issue
- Louis-Philippe Pouliot appointed Executive Vice-President, Group Benefits and Retirement Solutions
- Symbiosis | A first in the Canadian employee benefits market
- Investment | 2024 assessment of the ESG practices of fund managers
- Asset management | Negotiating the yield curve
- Home Buyers’ Plan (HBP) | Important changes
- Asset management | abrdn announces changes in their Global Emerging Markets team
- Medical Referrals | We are facilitating access to paramedical care