The full story is one of broken promises, a flawed model, and misleading communication – a recipe for disaster.

FREDERICTON, NEW BRUNSWICK, CANADA, August 24, 2015 /EINPresswire.com/ -- The relatively new New Brunswick Shared Risk Plan model has received a lot of attention and positive publicity over the past year, not only in New Brunswick and the rest of Canada, but also around the world. However, amidst these accolades, there are a number of significant shortcomings that have thus far not been particularly well identified, understood, or communicated.

The full story is one of broken promises, a flawed model, and misleading communication – a recipe for disaster. In a recently released report by PBI Actuarial Consultants Ltd., a number of significant and fundamental issues are identified, a summary of which can be found on the PBI website, www.pbiactuarial.ca.

Clare Pitcher
PBI Actuarial Consultants Ltd.
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