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Irvine Financial Inc.

Irvine Financial Inc.

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4553 Uplands Dr, Nanaimo, British Columbia, V9T 6M8, Canada
(250) 585-0377 www.irvinefinancial.com
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Jul 22, 2018
I moved north. However, when I was later leaving nursing, I went through a financial crisis. I contacted their office explaining the situation and asked what my options were. I was told I had one month's grace on payments. When their company withdrew the payment anyways, from my thinly spread bank account, it created a domino effect on the bills that were meant to be covered by the funds therein. The result was an enormous cascade of bank fees at the worst possible time. I then contacted their office again in order to cancel automatic withdrawals, which was done. After a merry-go-round of emails back and forth with the receptionist, and unanswered emails to the company, I was then told I would have to pay for the whole year in one lump sum; during the midst of a financial crisis that they had made much worse. During all of this time, I never once got to speak to my broker, Mr. Irvine. And all of this raised an extremely concerning question: If they treated the person that gives them money in such an unaccountable way, how would they treat my beneficiary to whom they were being trusted to give money after I am gone? I cancelled my contract due to lack of trust. I have long since recovered from that crisis, but have had no interest in renewing a contract with this company, nor could I recommend this business.

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