The older we get, it gets harder to afford proper healthcare.

Hidden healthcare costs can be shocking for many retirees since ageing comes with the additional risk of falling sick. Especially if you have a chronic medical condition requiring regular prescriptions, it makes sense to purchase that health insurance.

On March 18, 2020, to minimize the financial impacts of COVID-19, the federal government announced $82B COVID-19 Emergency Response Package for individuals and businesses struggling with the economic effects of the Coronavirus.

Earlier this week, we surpassed 1 month of altered operations and work from home. We are pleased to report that all our clients remain in business and are continuing to operate, albeit in unusual circumstances.

We were quickly able to shift our service model and continue to interact and support our clients via email, telephone, Zoom and other media.

The events of recent weeks and days are unsettling. As the COVID19 outbreak makes its way around the world, economies are being affected, and investment markets are responding. We would like to take this opportunity to reach out and provide information to our group retirement/pension plan members on some perspective on what has been happening. We encourage you to maintain calm & not abandon traditional investment philosophy.

The older we get, it gets harder to afford proper healthcare.

Hidden healthcare costs can be shocking for many retirees since ageing comes with the additional risk of falling sick. Especially if you have a chronic medical condition requiring regular prescriptions, it makes sense to purchase that health insurance.

As the COVID-19 restrictions begin to ease off, we are slowly opening our doors to serve you.

To reduce the impact of COVID-19 outbreak conditions on our businesses, among our employees and customers, it is essential to comply with the social distancing policies.

On March 18, 2020, to minimize the financial impacts of COVID-19, the federal government announced $82B COVID-19 Emergency Response Package for individuals and businesses struggling with the economic effects of the Coronavirus.

Due to COVID-19 pandemic, many dental and health practitioners have been forced to close. As a result, the use of dental and some other extended health care benefits have declined.

Canada`s three major insurance companies, Sun Life, Canada Life and CINUP are happy to announce premium adjustment for dental and non-drug-related extended health care benefits for their non-refund group insurance clients.

Earlier this week, we surpassed 1 month of altered operations and work from home. We are pleased to report that all our clients remain in business and are continuing to operate, albeit in unusual circumstances.

We were quickly able to shift our service model and continue to interact and support our clients via email, telephone, Zoom and other media.

Especially with the COVID-19 pandemic, telemedicine services became the most convenient and easy access to quality healthcare when and where members need it most.

As Eagle Bay Financial Services Ltd., we are excited to announce CINUP’s, one of Canada`s leading insurance companies, partnership with Teladoc™ Health.

The events of recent weeks and days are unsettling. As the COVID19 outbreak makes its way around the world, economies are being affected, and investment markets are responding. We would like to take this opportunity to reach out and provide information to our group retirement/pension plan members on some perspective on what has been happening. We encourage you to maintain calm & not abandon traditional investment philosophy.

The events of recent weeks and days are unsettling.

If you have group benefits that include travel and/or disability insurance you may have questions or concerns.  We encourage you to contact your insurer directly.