You break a bone in your daily life, whether it’s at work or when you are out playing, you go to the doctor and get an X-Ray. As long as that X-Ray shows that you have a broken bone, we send that to the insurance company and you get a set amount of money.
Looking at ways to save the planet and save some money, an easy solution comes from your thermostat. What settings should you use? Should you purchase an automatic thermostat?
The markets over the last little bit have been very turbulent and a lot of people are asking what is going to happen? Although I can never say with certainty I’ll share a couple of things that the investment managers shared with me this week.
When you are shopping for life insurance, a lot of people are not aware of some very simple differences between term and permanent insurance. This two part video series is setup to shed some light on most important factors you need to be aware of before you make your purchase.
The article I came across reveals that technology is in the final process of development since 2007 by a company called Fiberright. They are focussing on creating ethanol from our landfills. This is great as landfills are huge producers of Methane emmissions (a serious greenhouse gas) and this solves 3 problems…
A Testimonial about Travis Strain and his financial planning practice based in Langley, BC.
In my mind, what the article is stating is that there has to be a point where we all realize that something has to change in the way that we do things (similar to the way the US needs to change their spening habits). I`m not trying to stand on my soap box here… I`m a contributor to the environmental problems just like everyone is, yet it just doesn`t seem to make sense to me that we can turn our back on some very prominent problems.
You’ve all heard me say many times that markets will go up and down, and the people who win are the ones who stay invested and have someone watching over their money.
Here is a new testimonial letter from Travis Strain’s service level on Insurance from my client Bruce Stevenson of Sign-a-Rama in Langley! Thanks Bruce!