Revisit Your Insurance Policy for 2018
As the New Year quickly approaches, have you stopped to consider your insurance policy heading into 2018? While insurance may not be on the top of your “resolutions list” but it is one that is important and will affect your finances for the New Year. After you’ve come up with your goals for 2018, be […]
Don’t Get Spooked By an Insurance Claim This Halloween
Halloween is a super exciting time of year for both children and families. This holiday is only increasing in popularity and is now the second most celebrated holiday, following after Christmas.Whether the celebrations will take place at your house, you will be decorating your house, or will be participating in trick-or-treating with your little ones, […]
Fact Vs. Fiction: Don’t Let These Insurance Myths Cloud Your Judgement
Many people brush insurance off as being nothing but a formality, but the reality is much more complicated than that. Insurance coverage can be the difference between getting back on your feet and going bankrupt. It’s important to know the facts when considering insurance. The Insurance Bureau of Canada has put together a fact sheet […]
Summer Is Underway: Make Sure Your Boat Is Protected!
Boating season is well underway in Central Ontario and Will Marshall Insurance Brokers wants you to stay safe and protected on the waters this summer. Pleasure craft insurance is not required by law in Canada but there are many reasons you should be protecting your boat, especially in the busy waters around our region. Central […]
Home Insurance Policies and Your Summer Toys
Finally, the summer temperatures are here, and we are all gearing up for a great summer and the fun activities that come along with it! Trampolines, swimming pools, and hot tubs are just a few enjoyable activities for both adults and kids to spend their summer weekends doing. Of course, with such excitement also come […]
Maintaining Your Cottage throughout the Summer Months – Handy Tips
Roofing Just as it can be an issue to your home, the weather can take a toll on your cottage’s roof. Wind, tree branches and ice can damage can all affect the condition of your roof so it’s important to review this when opening your cottage for the season. It’s best to do a visual […]