Manzer Insurance Services Inc.
E3-145 Hamilton Street North L8B 0Y7 Waterdown, ON, Canada
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Locality: Waterdown
Phone: +1 905-690-1132
Address: E3-145 Hamilton Street North L8B 0Y7 Waterdown, ON, Canada
Website: www.cooperators.ca/local/manzer-insurance
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With January being a fresh start to a new year, we thought it would be the perfect time to introduce (or re-introduce) ourselves. Manzer Insurance Services is a Waterdown-based insurance and financial services provider. Gordon Manzer is a lifelong Waterdown resident and champion for local business. We are a trustworthy voice for the people of Flamborough, championing financial security and providing local expertise.... We specialize in helping families plan for a successful financial future, and address potential financial risks with both our insurance and financial planning services. We help small- and medium-sized business owners and management for large businesses across a wide range of industries protect their assets, improve employee satisfaction and retention via group benefits, and pass the business or wealth on to the next generation in the most tax-efficient manner possible through financial planning and life insurance. Feel free to reach out. We love making connections with other Flamborough residents and business owners. 905-690-1132 [email protected]
We drive the Lincoln Alexander Parkway, or "The Linc" as most of us call it, regularly. But do we know who Lincoln Alexander was, and why he is such an important part of Hamilton's history? Today, January 21st, is Lincoln Alexander Day, so it's time for a little history lesson!
Seven Steps To More Enjoyable Reading 1 Do it all the time 2 Newer books are good, but older books are better 3 Quit bad books... 4 Take notes 5 Find a book to read next within your current book 6 The point of books is to become better 7 If it's good, recommend it to other people Our latest blog post breaks down these steps so reading becomes a more enjoyable way to learn, relax, and grow. https://bit.ly/3FX61WZ Also, we love good book recommendations, so feel free to drop yours below.
I always love a deep dive into a fictional character’s finances.
Insurance Terminology - Collision Coverage Collision coverage may seem self-explanatory, but here's a breakdown of how this coverage works: You’re in an accident. It’s your fault. In this case, Collision is the same as DCPD (Direct Compensation-Property Damage), except you’ll have to absorb the cost of your deductible. ... Deductible is the amount you self-insure. Deductibles also reduce the number of very small but costly claims, which drive up costs for everybody. If someone hits your vehicle but doesn’t stick around, that also goes under Collision. Have questions about your policy or coverage? Feel free to reach out. 905-690-1132 [email protected]
Remember when our parents used to say "Don't touch that thermostat! Just put on a sweater!" Turns out they may have been onto something. Yesterday (January 10th) was Cut Energy Costs Day, and it seemed like an extra-appropriate topic to discuss as Old Man Winter takes hold here in Ontario. Whether you rent or own, making small changes around your home during the winter months can have a big impact on your monthly heating costs, and the environment. ... So, go put on that sweater!
The beginning of a new year often feels like a fresh start and signals a shift in mindset that gets many people thinking about life insurance. The pandemic has impacted us in so many ways, but life insurance is one way you may not have considered. Unlike auto insurance, life insurance isn’t mandated as an all-comers product and it’s entirely possible to have a health change (like a positive COVID diagnosis) that forever prevents you from being able to obtain an adequate amoun...t of life insurance. If you have questions about your existing insurance coverage, or would like to discuss putting coverage in place, feel free to reach out. 905-690-1132 [email protected]
THE MANZER BLOG - Reading As a Resolution One of the most common New Year’s resolutions is to read more. I have always been a big reader, even since childhood. In an average year I’ll read anywhere from 25-40 books. Over the years, I’ve learned not just how to read more, but how to become a BETTER reader. So I took some time over the holidays to outline some of the things I’ve learned along the way about becoming a better reader. ... Enjoy! https://bit.ly/3mUGmXq
The past few years have been a struggle for many, especially in the small business community, but we are looking toward 2022 with a renewed sense of optimism that we hope you share. From our team to yours, Happy New Year! Our office will be closed on Monday, January 3rd and will re-open at 9AM on Tuesday, January 4th.... 24-hour claims assistance is available by calling 905-690-1132 and selecting option 1.
After buying a bunch of stuff to put under the tree that your family will lose interest in after a few weeks, why not buy something they’ll truly appreciate?
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