Jack Bendahan of LSM Insurance facilitated two (2) insurance policies that fit my financial needs and lifestyle in 2006. After signing the policies, my dealings with Jack and LSM never ended as he referred me to someone who helped me buy a house and he also gave me tips regarding insurance mortgage. He is not like a car salesman where once a deal is closed, you are basically on your own. Jack will not stop being a professional insurance/financial advisor as soon as he closed his own deal(s). He will see to it that he will be there for any assistance that you require within his expertise and reliable network. For my friends, acquaintances and work colleagues who've asked me for a financial advisor, I never hesitated in giving them Jack's contact information.
Weekly Personal Finance Roundup For July 24th 2015
Happy Friday Folks! Check out our Weekly Roundup below:
This week on the LSM Insurance blog we published an infographic on illnesses that are covered under most critical illness insurance policies.
Yesterday, we posted a fun piece showcasing 11 people who defied death in fatal scenarios.
The entire team at LSM was grateful to be selected as the #8 managing general agent (MGA) in Life Health Pro Magazine’s list of Top 10 MGAs in Canada.
We rounded up other recent articles below, featuring insights and advice from the brightest minds in Canadian personal finance:
Sheryl Smolkin explains why Long-Term Care insurance rates are increasing across Canada.
Financial Post’s Drew Hasselback interviewed a chief economist for the Bank of Montreal on what consumers should expect from the sliding Canadian Dollar.
Boomer and Echo published a great piece on the challenges women face in retirement.
Hollie Pollard shared 5 things to know when looking for car insurance.
Lowest Rates’ Nelson Smith discusses why he doesn’t want to take on a mortgage.
For the students out there, GreedyRates.ca put together a list of the top 4 student credit cards available in Canada.
To close off the roundup, we have to share Big Cajun Man’s witty and informative coverage on the new UCCB (universal child care benefit).
Have a fantastic weekend everyone!
