Just checking in!
Hi. How are you? We at Sagicor want to check in with you! We’ve been on a wild ride over the last year and we’re still holding on. Our personal lives have changed and the way we do business have changed.
Read MoreDengue Fever - What You Should Know
Dengue Fever is a mosquito borne viral disease The virus responsible for causing dengue, is called dengue virus ( There are four types of DENV viruses, DENV 1 to DENV 4 which makes it possible to be infected with dengue four times.
While many DENV infections produce only mild illness, occasionally severe dengue could occur which has a high risk of death due to its many associated complications.
Read MoreThe HIV Diagnosis – no longer devastating? - Why you should not fear testing
HIV testing is one of the most anxiety inducing medical tests that many persons fear. Fear of the possibility of a positive test result even prevents some persons from testing altogether. This presents the danger of diagnosis at a later stage where physical signs and symptoms of HIV may be present. In Barbados some 39% percent of cases are late stage diagnoses1. Voluntary testing helps undiagnosed persons to get an early diagnosis and start treatment before any symptoms or signs occur.
Read MoreBusiness Growth
Who and what are we working for?
The challenges faced by business owners vary, but one thing remains the same – running your own small business or being an entrepreneur requires a lot of dedication and hard work.
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Investing for Life
Which stage of life are you in? Getting married? Planning for retirement? Or just getting your first job?
Remember that as you move through life’s stages, your investment needs will evolve with you. Find out what your investment goals should be based on your life stage right now!
Who Needs Insurance?
Who needs insurance? We all do!
Insurance isn’t always the first thing that comes to mind when trying to navigate life. Let’s face it; life can be tough and unexpected. We experience wins and losses – financial, property and personal loss to name a few.
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