In the media
Click on the links below to read articles that we've contributed to.
Why $500,000 may not be enough life insurance to protect a family (only available for Globe and Mail subscribers)
How this former professor saw through the fog of early retirement. Plus, seven tax tips and traps to consider in 2025 (only available for Globe and Mail subscribers)
Finding insurance solutions for the uninsurable (only available for Globe and Mail subscribers)
How life insurance can make for more tax-efficient intergenerational wealth transfers
What cottagers need to know about the Bank of Canada’s interest rate cut
Taxing capital gains: entrepreneurial kryptonite or tax fairness?
Health and fitness top New Year resolutions for 2024
Owners to sell Cambridge Tim Hortons after 55 years in business
Ten money management and investing books you should read this summer (only available for Globe and Mail subscribers)
How increasing interest rates could impact homeowners
Making financial moves ahead of RRSP deadline
Want to know which way markets are headed? There’s a popcorn index for that (only available for Globe and Mail subscribers)
Retired and eyeing GICs? Why you should take a look at what insurance companies have to offer (only available for Globe and Mail subscribers)
12 life insurance beneficiary mistakes to avoid
Giving back to front line workers
Smart charity: Strategic donations

Moments of Truth Insurance Services is a proud supporter of the members of the Ontario Personal Support Workers Association (OPSWA) and the Canadian Support Workers Association (CANSWA), providing voluntary accident insurance, critical illness insurance, and extended health and dental coverage to interested members.
Breakfast Networking
Where else can you be introduced to new business prospects, have breakfast and be back at work, all by 9:30AM?
Our monthly Breakfast Networking events enable you to connect and network with like-minded business owners while enjoying a power breakfast at a variety of venues around the Markham area.
During the event, attendees are given the opportunity to promote their products or services and to learn more about others in attendance.
The Breakfast Networking events are typically held on the 2nd Thursday of each month (with the exception of July).
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But this recognition really belongs to the PSWs, healthcare aides, caregivers, and frontline healthcare workers who show up every day for others in their moments of truth.
Proud to stand alongside a company committed to helping protect the very people our healthcare system depends on most.
Proud to announce that we are now licensed to serve the great people of Alberta, in addition to Ontario.
That means helping more families, business owners, healthcare aides, and hardworking Canadians be OK in their financial moments of truth.
This includes access to our signature accident insurance program available to individuals and families, along with drug, dental, and extended healthcare programs available to CANSWA members.
From Ontario to Alberta, the mission stays the same: helping ensure the promises you’ve made to your family last as long as they do, not just as long as you do.
Everywhere there are good people who care about their family, lifestyle, and legacy… we’re there too.
To learn more about the work we do and how we help Canadians prepare for life’s unexpected moments, visit 👉 https://shorturl.at/fwAsc
Get in touch today and we’ll show you how 👉 https://t.ly/92_Is
Stop by your local Pizza Nova and pick up a fresh, hot-out-of-the-oven medium pizza for just $5.99 during That’s Amore Pizza for Kids Day in support of Variety Children’s Charity.
Huge respect to Domenic Primucci and the entire Pizza Nova team. Great Canadian businesses don’t just serve pizza, they serve their communities too. ❤️
Would you rather lose your business or just the business loans?
Do you think your lender cares whether you are sick, or just whether the payment shows up?
Business problems do not start with the company; they start when the owner or a key person suffers a life-altering illness. Productivity drops, revenue follows, and the pressure builds fast.
Sun Critical Illness Insurance pays a tax-free lump-sum, so the loans can be handled, cash flow is supported, and your business stays intact.
With a 25% first year premium refund until July 31, would that be worth knowing before or after something happens?
Key person, buy sell, creditor protection, all at a 25% first year premium refund until July 31.
Because when the weight comes down, you want to know your business is not what goes with it.
(Photo: with The Tragically Hip, circa 1990.)
Would you rather lose your family home or just the mortgage?
Do you think your lender cares whether you are sick, or just whether the payment shows up?
Mortgage problems do not start with the house; they start when income stops. One of the fastest ways that happens is a life altering illness.
Sun Critical Illness Insurance pays a tax free lump sum, so the mortgage can be handled and your home stays right where it belongs.
With a 25% first year premium refund for adults and 50% for children until July 31, would that be worth knowing before or after something happens?
Because when it matters most, you do not get a second chance to do it your way.
(Photo: on set with Paul Anka while working as an extra on Ordinary Magic.)
Vanessa is an inspiring community leader, founder of PSW to the Rescue, and a true connector of great people.
We’ve been connected on social media for over a year, but this was our first time meeting in person.
Proud to be a sponsor of the evening, and a big shoutout to Ryan Wong and Joel Mandelbaum, along with the 70+ attendees who made it such a great event.
When amazing people come together, great things can happen.
Something special.
Sun’s out, and so is a new reason to stop by Main St., Markham! At Love Gelato, Paolo and sourdough master Ian are turning out stone-baked sandwiches worth slowing down for.
Four great options, or better yet, trust them and let something custom come together that just hits differently.
And yes, take a tub of gelato home. Future you will thank you 😉
There’s something happening here on Main St., Markham.
#MarkhamEats #MainStreetMarkham #SupportLocal #FoodieFinds #Sourdough #GelatoLove #YorkRegionEats 🍦
Now let me ask you: if there were a way you could buy a little Chuck Norris-style immortality for yourself in your family, would you want to know how you could do that while you still could?
That's what I do. If that's something worth exploring, get in touch.
Growing up in Canada with Hungarian roots, the language, traditions, and values have always been part of my everyday life. I’m deeply grateful to my parents for passing on the richness of our culture and traditions. It’s something that’s stayed with me and continues to shape how I show up.
This year marks the 22nd edition of the Corvina Hungarian-Canadian Business Directory, and I’m honoured to be part of it once again along with an incredible group of entrepreneurs and professionals building and supporting our community every day.
Köszönöm szépen!
Check it out here:
https://corvinadirectory.ca
A big shout out to our good friends at Eddystone Meats, purveyors of fresh, quality cuts longer than I’ve been alive. That kind of consistency doesn’t happen by accident.
Shop local. Support local. Taste the difference.
Check them out at @eddystonemeats
A wonderful evening at the Hungarian-Canadian Business Association Business Awards Gala, celebrating the entrepreneurs and community builders who help our community thrive.
I was especially happy to share the evening with my brother Gabe Kovacs. Besides being an amazing brother, he’s a high school phys-ed teacher and the owner of Gone Canoeing Company, where he shares the joy of paddling and the wilderness with people of all ages.
If you enjoy the outdoors, it’s worth checking out what he’s built.
🌲 www.gonecanoeing.ca
A heartfelt thank you to Sandor Bala and the organizing team for putting together such a great evening celebrating the strength of the Hungarian-Canadian business community.
Canadian rock legend Rick Emmett of Triumph on one side and life insurance industry legend Jim Ruta, coach to the stars (including mine), on the other. Not a bad place to be standing.
Rick, congratulations on the upcoming Canadian tour. Canada is lucky to have you back on stage. 🇨🇦
Insurance companies don’t pay a death benefit to dead people.
They pay it to the people we love, the businesses we’ve built, and the charities we care about.
If there were a way that YOU could be the beneficiary of your own life insurance policy while you were still ALIVE…
WOULD THAT BE WORTH KNOWING BEFORE OR AFTER YOU NEED IT? 🤷♂️
If you know the date, feel free to share it below… or maybe today’s the day to rethink it. ❤️
*Source: Canadian Taxpayers' Federation
*Source: Canadian Taxpayers' Federation
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