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3 Odd Insurance Claims that Have Actually Been Filed Apr 21st
When mishaps occur, you want your insurance company to help. But, what about when the claim sounds too good to be true? From a slippery slip and fall to a plane dropping blue ice over Canada, here’s a look at a few of the oddest claims filed.
What’s the worst that could happen, right?
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The Complete Package: How Much are Benefits and Bonuses Really Worth? Jun 4th
If you’ve ever had to debate the pro’s and con’s of a new job offer, or renegotiate a contract, you know it’s not always easy to evaluate the worth of a potential compensation package. Benefits and bonuses add a lot of complexity to the process; it doesn’t always come down to salary dolla.... More »
What type of insurance does a home-based business need? May 27th
Q. I am starting up a small business where I will manufacture, market and sell my own products online. I will use a room in my home as an office. What type of insurance do I need?
–Paul
A. Hi Paul. An insurance policy protects you against defined risks. Although I haven’t seen your home insuranc.... More »
Does a Higher Home Insurance Deductible Mean More Savings? + MORE Jun 28th
Home insurance can sometimes be tricky. You know you need a home insurance policy, but how do you find the right deductible amount? On the one hand, you want low monthly payments. On the other, you don’t want a high payment to make if something happens and you have to file a claim. But, what’s .... More »
This 29-year-old has been laid off twice as a server and is starting from scratch, spending all his savings to study UX design. Living at home, he wants financial help + MORE Mar 16th
Peter, 29, a server working in Halton Region, was laid off for the second time in December, during COVID-19’s second wave. Currently, he’s receiving $1,800 a month (before tax) through Employment Insurance..... More »
Various Great-West Life websites have been offline for several days following what the company calls a routine IT upgrade, but the benefits and insurance giant says it has not been the victim of a hack, and customers are able to file claims as normal.
