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Why Passwords Should Be Top-of-Mind

Who runs your world? Passwords… Did you know the average Internet user has 25 accounts to maintain? Despite this, people only use an average of 6.5 different passwords to protect them, according to a Microsoft study. With identity theft and data breaches an ever-growing problem, it’s important to not only have a different password for Why Passwords Should Be Top-of-Mind

BC Government changes to calculating PST on private vehicle sales

Effective October 1st, 2022- Private Sale taxation is changing The provincial government announced changes to how the PST will be calculated on motor vehicles purchased through private sales. ICBC and brokers are required to enforce some changes to align with the Ministry of Finance’s new rules. Brokers will be required to compare the average wholesale BC Government changes to calculating PST on private vehicle sales

Insurance Business Canada Features Schill

Source: View the original article here on the Insurance Business Canada Website This article was produced in partnership with Intact Insurance. Bethan Moorcraft, of Insurance Business, sat down with Al Schill, president of Schill Insurance, and Jeremy Green, regional vice president, British Columbia, Intact Insurance, to discuss a unique insurance brokerage and its winning philosophy. An “athlete Insurance Business Canada Features Schill

Is your car ready for fall driving?

Another September is upon us. Many are gearing up for sweater weather but did you know fall is arguably the most important season for vehicle maintenance? Before the season’s brisk, windy weather and shorter days arise, you’ll want to make sure your vehicle is prepared for fall roads. Follow these maintenance tips to ensure your Is your car ready for fall driving?

6 Tips to Prevent Road Rage

I’m not proud of it, but I’ll be the first to admit it… I’ve succumbed to anger when driving. I’m only human! However, road rage often results in aggressive driving manoeuvres such as speeding, running red lights, weaving in and out of traffic, and failing to yield the right of way. Transport Canada reports that 6 Tips to Prevent Road Rage

Are you prepared for extreme heat?

Oh boy… the heat is back with a vengeance in BC. With heat warnings issued for many parts of BC, it is important to take precautions. In extreme heat and high humidity, evaporation is slowed and the body must work extra hard to maintain a normal temperature. Many Canadians succumb to the demands of summer Are you prepared for extreme heat?

May is Motorcycle Awareness Month

Spring is in the air! The birds are chirping, the sun is shining (occasionally), and the roads are calling. With warmer weather, more motorcyclists are pulling their bikes out of storage and joining our commutes and drives. Unfortunately, there is a growing trend in the number of motorcycle fatalities and accidents each year, making motorcycle May is Motorcycle Awareness Month