B6 - Wednesday, October 26, 1983 - North Shore News

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Resolutions sent to government

AT THE recently concluded
annual General Meeting of
the Automotive Retailers
Association held in Pentic-
ton, delegates unanimously
endorsed a Resolution calling
upon the Provincial Govern-
ment to retain the Insurance
Corporation of British
Columbia.

Members of the Associa-
tion, which represents all
trades of the automotive in-

dustry in the Province, are
alarmed at reports indicating
that the Provincial Govern-
ment intends to dismantle the
Corporation and turn all or
part of it over to the private
insurance companies.

Newly elected President of
the A.R.A., Donn Dean
stated, ‘‘Insured motorists
should be entitled to the safe,
quality and _ cost-efficient

repairs and services which
they have been getting under

Insurance tips

for annuities

FROM PAGE 84

cumulate at interest. The
rates of interest available for
Deferred Annuity capital ac-
cumulations has been good
for sometime (although not
so good right now as it has
been in the recent past).
Many deferred Annuities are
registered as RRSP’s.

If you happen to decide
that the money you’re saving
for a Deferred Annuity is
needed for something else,
it’s available to you, with in-
terest earned — but generally
the amount that would have

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gone into the annuity is a bit
more than you'll receive,
because companies usually
have bonusing arrangements
as a bit of added incentive to
buy the annuity from the
company with which you
started the deferred annuity.
Makes sense.

Part 2 of the Annuity story
a la King proceeds following,
Starting out with an annuity
development that’s fairly
new.

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the Government Plan, and
the insurer should be respon-
sive to the need for new
techniques, skills and equip-
ment to effect proper repairs.
This is extremely important
in the case of the newer
models which have much dif-

ferent construction § than
those manufactured in the
past.’’

quired to keep up with the
technological changes, and is
pleased that the I.C.B.C.
supports joint industry train-
ing programs designed to up-
grade the skills of the techni-
cians doing the repairs.
1.C.B.C. has shown a will-
ingness to make its key per-
sonnel available to assist in
necessary training courses

The A.R.A. commends the___ both for its own staff and for
those working in the trade.
** Although the Association

1.C.B.C. for recognizing that
new repair methods are re-

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has often been critical about
some aspects of the Corpora-
tion, our members know that
most of their problems can be
resolved, and we are
prepared to continue to work
with the 1.C.B.C. to provide
the best possible service to
the motoring public,’’ said
Dean.

The A.R.A. believes that
the majority of people in this
Province have been satisfied
with government insurance,

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and have no wish to return to
private insurance and situa-
tions such as presently exist
in some parts of Canada
where premiums for property
damage are sixty percent
higher than those set by the
L.C.B.C.

Therefore, the Association
strongly urges the Provincial
Government, in the best in-
terest of the motoring public,
to make no move to disman-
the its Insurance Corporation.