Canadian workplace savings balances rise more than 30% since 2022, Sun Life report shows

By Public Technologies
  • Sun Life's Oct. 27, 2026, research shows average workplace savings balances rose more than 30% across nearly every industry since 2022.
  • More than half of surveyed plan members identify workplace savings as a main source of retirement income.
  • Mental health practitioner claims reached nearly 3.5 times their 2019 level; the share of employees claiming rose approximately 2.5 times.
  • Employees under 30 recorded the fastest growth in mental health practitioner claims, with claims more than tripling since 2019.
  • Capital Accumulation Plan members retired at an average age of 63.7 in 2025, versus 65.1 nationally.


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