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It has become a first for Canadians and the implications can be astronomical, a massively large insurance firm; The CUMIS Group Limited Insurance whohave beenpartnered along with thousands of banks across North America for insurance requirements, has now accepted a policy of pre-screening drug tests & hair samples for the right to obtain home loan insurance, a necessity, if you’re going to purchase a home in Canada.
We first learned of this policy from a source who prefers to remain anonymou.
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Originally posted by Lazyninja
I didn't say that CUMIS was government run, I suggested that they are being subsidized by the government.
Originally posted by Rams59lb
Canadian Banks now using urine and hair samples to obtain mortgage?
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(visit the link for the full news article)
It has become a first for Canadians and the implications can be astronomical, a massively large insurance firm; The CUMIS Group Limited Insurance whohave beenpartnered along with thousands of banks across North America for insurance requirements, has now accepted a policy of pre-screening drug tests & hair samples for the right to obtain home loan insurance, a necessity, if you’re going to purchase a home in Canada.
We first learned of this policy from a source who prefers to remain anonymou.
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Originally posted by Lazyninja
Is this just about screening out undesirable customers or something else? Could this just be caution at getting involved with "bad credit" Or maybe this is ethical credit, denying credit to people for their "own good"? Either way it's pretty insidious.
Originally posted by Exuberant1
This company is the kind that would patent segments of your genetic code and then sell your genes to third parties.