Category Archives: Financial Planning

Ten reasons for using a Life Insurance Broker

Posted on: April 4th, 2013 by Peter Choma

Ten reasons for using a Life Insurance Broker

We have collected our Ten reasons for using a Life Insurance Broker. Finding the correct life insurance policy can be easy, difficult, impossible, or just extremely frustrating depending on how much time you have to research it and the people who you end up talking to on the phone. Each person you phone with regards to a policy is going to try and get you to sign their policy by telling you about all of the good things, while conveniently glossing over some of the not so good things. Unless you are an expert at reading contract language you may have signed for something you may not have wanted. This is where an insurance broker comes in.


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Life Insurance for Scuba Divers

Posted on: March 27th, 2013 by Peter Choma

Canada is known for its largest fresh water lakes in the world which makes it a place or destination to enjoy scuba diving. Many Scuba Divers go to Canada to enjoy this adventurous thing to do. Scuba Diving is known to be exciting more than ever now that you don’t have to rely on a breath hold or air pumped from the surface. It is now a lot safer and a free way to scuba dive by carrying your own air source in a tank. This allows divers to move freely under water more than that with an airline.

Scuba Diving is an adventurous thing to do without any doubt but with the adventurous things comes the risk of injury or dealth.


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My Best Financial Tip

Posted on: November 7th, 2012 by Peter Choma

My Best Financial Tip

Some people use their credit cards and never pay interest, how you say – by paying the entire balance of the statement on or before the due date. Many Canadians today only pay the minimum required amount that is stated on their credit card bills, even though this practice usually ends in misery for the cardholder and puts unnecessary strain on their family. Credit cards generally have very high interest rates compared to conventional loans, for example – bank loans, lines of credit and car loans. Credit card interest can accumulate quickly at 28.8%, however when considering compound interest this increases the outstanding balance even quicker making the cardholder feel more anxiety and despair.

Here is a list of 10 things that you could do to not fall into the credit card trap. 
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