Eric Epie

WHAT IF's:

If a serious illness interrupted your income for 6–12 months, how comfortable would you feel financially?

If you're a business owner and unable to work for several months, how would your business continue to operate?

and if you're just a regular joe or gal and if something unexpected happened, would you want more options—or fewer?

I have an answer and it's called Critical Illness Protection. I can provide the most comprehensive plan in the market today.

Contact me for details :)

Eric Epie
Your Friendly Financial Advisor

Invest in your child's future...

Be careful when receiving emails from so-called legit senders...

Life insurance is an emotional sale, I want to help them uncover their shortcomings & then make them feel the pain of their situation.

Working on a new strategy that works, message me if interested :)

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Good day all :)

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Helping kids prepare for their future is an ongoing process that requires a well-rounded approach. Instead of depending on a single solution, consider a combination of savings and investment strategies. This diversified plan can offer financial stability throughout their lives, provide access to funds when necessary, and help secure their financial future. With these advantages, it’s important to prioritize effective planning.

Read on to learn more:

https://www.serenialife.ca/learn/using-whole-life-insurance-for-kids-as-a-savings-tool/?utm_source=linkedin&utm_medium=social%20post&utm_campaign=MRKT-0020_Social%20Media&utm_content=firstname%20lastname

The Fake Funeral Livestream

Unfortunately, cybercriminals will go to great lengths to try to trick you and steal your information. In this week’s scam, cybercriminals are stealing photos and personal details of recently deceased people from social media. They use these photos and personal details to create convincing comments on Facebook. When an announcement is posted about the deceased person, the cybercriminals leave a comment. The comment says that the funeral is being streamed online and that you need to click a link to watch it.

However, the funeral service isn’t actually being streamed online. If you click the link in the comment, you’ll be taken to a fake website that’s controlled by the cybercriminals. The website includes instructions to enter your credit card information so that you can supposedly watch the funeral. If you enter any information here, the cybercriminals will be able to see it immediately. You won’t actually be able to watch the funeral service online, but the cybercriminals will be able to charge your credit card!

Follow these tips to avoid falling victim to a fake funeral scam:

- Never donate money to an online fund unless you can verify it has been set up by an official source.
- If you’re experiencing a major loss, set your social media websites to private before posting details about the deceased person. This will make it more difficult for cybercriminals to steal personal photos and information.
- Always use caution when entering financial information online. Make sure that the website you're visiting is legitimate.