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23 November 2010

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What will you find under the "Consumer Protection BC" section?

Written by  Tatiana

Welcome to our blog!  In the future you will find blog posts about our organization and initiatives as well as links to our corporate news.  I encourage you to read our blog policy, which outlines how we manage comments.

Our organization is the only one of it's kind in Canada and we look forward to speaking with you on this blog.  To find out more about us, please visit www.consumerprotectionbc.ca.

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Tatiana

Tatiana

Tatiana works in communications for Consumer Protection BC.  She is always talking about something our organization is doing and just between us, she can get pretty loud.

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POOVAN GOVENDER

11 May 2011
about rbc mortage life and disability .first was accepted with injury disclosed, then refinanced also disclosed all information about injury ,also accepted ,since i injured myself sept 2008 canada life is questioning a doctor visit april 2007. after a few more letters the claim is now with the underwriting dept, is there anything else i can do ????
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Michelle

13 May 2011
Consumer Protection BC does not currently oversee financial banking institutions or the products they offer. You may be able to find more information by contacting the Financial Consumer Agency of Canada (FCAC) at http://bit.ly/624avI. With regards to any questions about insurance, there are a number of resources that may be able to assist you. Here is a link to a page of our website that provides access to these resources: http://bit.ly/lUY0rV. Of course you are more than welcome to contact us by telephone if you have more questions at 1-888-564-9963.
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BC home owner

05 December 2011
Who regulates what personal identifying information that insurance companies can legally require as part of a insurance policy for a home? For instance, can property insurers *require* birthdate and occupation information on policyholders and their families if there is no home-based business?

Where can I find more information online and who can I call to find out more?

Thanks.
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Tatiana

06 December 2011
Hello BC home owner, thank you for your question.
I've asked one of our inquiry officers to email you directly to see how we can help you. You can also call us at 1-888-564-9963.
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