When the insurance bill for Ian Gilhooley’s Coal Harbour condo building leaped 225 per cent this year, the retired financial executive started sleuthing — and discovered that a little-known, behind-the-scenes practice called “best terms pricing” was one of the factors that drove up his rate. And it made him angry. Read the article……………………………
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