James Ferreira

The Broker Breakdown

Education EN ↓ 53 episodes

Host James Ferreira breaks down everything insurance-related in Canada. From expert advice on coverages for all types of insurance needs to hot topics in the industry and related insurance markets including real estate, mortgages, finance, and automotive industries, and most importantly; special guest appearances, The Broker Breakdown will bring entertainment and education to the world of insurance.

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Author

James Ferreira

Category

Education

Latest episode

Jun 18, 2024

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Episodes

Episode #3 Climate Change in Insurance 02.06.2022

After the storms Ontario saw a week ago, we chat about the weather patterns and climate change within Ontario and Canada as a whole and how it is currently impacting insurance, and how it will in the future. Also, if you want to learn more about Nature Force and what they do, the link will be provided. https://www.thenatureforce.com/

Episode #2 Rebuilding Cost on Homes Impacting Insurance 24.05.2022

Over the last few years, we have seen the rise in building costs impact the housing market across Canada. Now how does that impact your home insurance? James & Mike dive into what this is doing to home insurance and what to see moving forward in the market.

Episode #1 17.05.2022

Introduction to The Broker Breakdown. Introducing the co-hosts James & Mike, what we want from the podcast, and our future goals.

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