Wyndlow Financial

04/02/2020

If anyone is interested, because of this virus, I can now get anyone who is 50 years or younger $1,000,000 with no nurse visit (so no blood needed to be taken).
51-55 yrs old = $500,000
56-64 yrs old = $100,000
65 yrs and older = $50,000

Still have questions to ask but at least we don't have to bug you with a nurse. I can do this all remotely so we are COVID 19 compliant.

10/07/2019

OK folks, so we are now in a different world than we have ever been in as far as the insurance world is concerned. If any of you non smokers out there want/need life or mortgage insurance however smoke pot, ma*****na, cannabis or whatever you want to call it, then let me know. Now-a-days I can get you full non smoking rates even if you smoke this previously illegal product. Let me know if you would like a quote and get rid of the smoker rating that has traditionally gone with the status of smoking "anything"!.

Cheers to you all.

Gord.

08/05/2018

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02/05/2018

Hello everyone! I hope everyone has had enough with the rain and wind and are all ready to get into summer. While we are all at the slow time of year, give me a call and let's see if we can't save you some money on what you are paying for your life and mortgage insurance. If we combine the two we should be able to save you some of your hard earned money. Also when you have your coverage through me it's transferable between institutions so if you move from one bank to the other this coverage is on you! not the bank!

Give me a call and let's see what we can do for you, what do you have to lose? Nothing as this doesn't cost you a penny if I can't help you.

Office 250-245-2923
Cell 250-729-1779

01/30/2018

03/15/2012

If you think you are paying too much for your mortgage insurance why not just ask!
If you're ok paying your premiums, with the Bank being your beneficiary then great. If not then send me an e-mail and i'll give you a free quote. After all if the bank is the beneficiary then shouldn't they be paying your premiums?