Resources

Learn about voluntary benefits

Guides, whitepapers, and insights for employers, brokers, TPAs, and unions navigating voluntary benefits in Canada.

The Basics

What are voluntary benefits?

Voluntary benefits are supplemental insurance and health products that employers make available to their employees — but that employees choose and pay for themselves.

Because they're purchased as a group, employees get access to better rates than they could find on the open market.

For employers, there's no cost — but significant upside in terms of employee satisfaction and retention. For brokers and TPAs, it's a new revenue stream with no additional infrastructure.

In Canada, voluntary benefits have historically been hard to access at scale. Perigon changes that.

Key facts

Employee-paid
100% of the premium is paid by the employee
Group rates
Better pricing than individual market rates
Portable
Coverage stays with employees when they leave
No cost to employer
Employers facilitate, not fund
Digital enrollment
Modern experience — no paper forms
Resources

Guides & insights

Guide

The Canadian Employer's Guide to Voluntary Benefits

Everything you need to know about launching a voluntary benefits program — from enrollment setup to employee communication.

Coming soon
Whitepaper

Voluntary Benefits in Canada: The State of the Market

An in-depth look at the voluntary benefits landscape in Canada and how it compares to the US market.

Coming soon
Webinar

How Brokers Are Adding Voluntary Benefits to Their Practice

A panel discussion with top Canadian benefits brokers on the opportunity in voluntary benefits.

Coming soon
FAQ

Common Questions from HR Teams

Answers to the most frequent questions we get from HR managers and benefits administrators.

Coming soon

Have questions? Let's talk.

Our team is happy to walk you through how voluntary benefits work for your organization.

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