Kirk Wirsig and Sarando Matheos recently spoke with reporter Krissy Van on the CTV Morning Live television program. They were interviewed about insurance claim denials and the disability insurance process in British Columbia. CTV’s article accompanying the...
What Can You Do If Your Insurance Claim Has Been Denied? If you or a loved one are ever injured, chances are you expect to rely on your insurance to protect you and cover medical expenses, potential lost wages, or injury rehabilitation services. However, what happens...
Why Are ICBC Part 7 No-Fault Benefits Called Secondary Benefits? ICBC Part 7 No-Fault Benefits are known as secondary benefits. This means that they are intended to make up the shortfall after you have used the insurance coverage that you already have. Therefore, to...
What do Self-Employed People do About Disability Benefits and Critical Illness Insurance? There are tax and other advantages to self-employment, but creating a safety net of disability and critical illness benefits for you and your family is necessary. If you are...
Short term disability (STD) insurance is designed to replace a portion of your income temporarily if you become disabled and are unable to earn an income. A disability can result from an injury, a serious illness or a mental health issue. STD comprises of paid sick...
Martin Willemse will be participating in PainBC’s live online “Ask the Expert” event on April 20, 2017 from 9:30a.m. to 11:30a.m. Martin will be answering questions related to disability claim denials by private insurance companies including: Long...