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In some situations companies should think of personal health insurance plans for their employee benefits instead of traditional group insurance.

We have been discussing our workout options, either buy some exercise equipment or join a health club. Which option is more budget friendly?

Answers to common Canadian health insurance.

Antiviral, antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, anticancer, the list goes on when it comes to ginger's health benefits!

Immigrants new to Canada may not be aware they do not immediately qualify for healthcare. Use these tips to navigate the health insurance waters!

Find out what type of vision care coverage is available from a Canadian individual health insurance plan!

Discusses whether or not a small business can offer its employees a Health and Wellness Plan.

Edible wild food grows in backyards, in fields, in forests and virtually everywhere. Dandelions are the most recognizable, and many grocery stores are now stocking this 'produce'.

According to recent studies the majority of Americans and Canadians are vitamin D deficient. Here are some symptoms and treatment options.

A person who owns an incorporated business and has been diagnosed as having a learning disability can make business tax deductions for expenses that are related to the learning disability through utilizing the Health & Welfare Trust Solution.

Feeling frugal? Wondering how to save some money and time, while still eating healthy and helping the environment? Here are five animals showing us ways to eat less wastefully, saving time and money, while helping our health and the environment.

Just the basics about Canadian group health insurance plans!

Apple margaritas and summer salads and peanut butter cookie dough balls, oh my! The Greatist Team is proud to present a collection of 73 recipes (and some quick and easy bonuses, shh) for every occasion. The kicker? All require eight or fewer ingredients and takes less than 20 minutes to prep. Breakfast, dinner, salads, and healthy desserts, they're all here - so read on, dig in, and get cooking!

"The most traditional forms of fitness are all free - jogging, push-ups, hiking, rope jumping, sit-ups, stretching, dips, lunges. Today we've enlisted David Leonhardt, who writes about fitness and nutrition at http://thehappyguy.com/category/fitness/ , to share with us three very basic and very traditional ways to build muscle on the cheap - and to power it up a notch or two without spending more."

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