Twin Isle Adjusters Limited

08/01/2026

just a note for those individuals who need it. licensing office requires TTPOST issue of your home address before completing any transactions. dont wait last minute as there are fines for late applications. you can go to TTPOST Piarco... address management section with a DP and get your address regularize. no fees involved. cheers

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02/12/2025

26/11/2025

CELEBRATING 26 years service to the population of Trinidad and Tobago. Thanks for your business and an opportunity to serve.

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21/11/2025

Wealth isn’t built by luck, it’s built by principles. These Six Laws of Wealth are timeless rules that can guide anyone from struggling financially to building lasting abundance. Apply them consistently, and your money will start working for you instead of against you.

1. The First Law of Wealth

Save at least 10% of everything earned.
This builds discipline and ensures that a portion of every income you receive goes directly toward your future, not just expenses.

2. The Second Law of Wealth

Make your savings grow.
Money kept idle loses value. When you invest it wisely, it multiplies and starts earning even when you’re not working.

3. The Third Law of Wealth

Avoid unnecessary debt.
Paying interest keeps you trapped. Earning interest sets you free. Focus on reducing bad debt so your money stays with you, not with lenders.

4. The Fourth Law of Wealth

Stay away from get-rich-quick schemes.
Long-term, stable investments always outperform risky shortcuts. Real wealth grows steadily, not instantly.

5. The Fifth Law of Wealth

Invest in yourself.
Skills, knowledge, and self-improvement boost your earning power more than any asset. When you improve, your results improve.

6. The Sixth Law of Wealth

Protect your wealth.
Diversify your investments and use insurance to safeguard what you have built. Growth means nothing if it isn’t protected.

These laws aren’t complicated, they’re consistent. Follow them, repeat them, and let time do the rest. Your wealth will grow as your discipline grows.

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21/11/2025

Did You Know? Coastal Erosion is Accelerating in Trinidad and Tobago

While natural coastal erosion is a normal geological process, in Trinidad and Tobago it is being accelerated by human activity and climate change. Illegal sand mining — the unregulated removal of sand from beaches and river mouths — strips away natural buffers that protect the coast from wave action. At the same time, the loss of mangrove forests, which stabilise shorelines and absorb storm surges, has left many areas more vulnerable to erosion. Rising sea levels, driven by global climate change, are compounding these pressures by pushing the high-tide line further inland.

The impacts are especially visible in communities such as Mayaro, Cedros and Blanchisseuse, where the shoreline is retreating rapidly. Homes are at risk of collapse, agricultural lands are becoming unusable and important coastal ecosystems — including turtle nesting sites and fisheries — are being lost.

To build coastal resilience, it is essential to halt destructive practices like sand mining and clearing of mangroves, while investing in the restoration of natural vegetation such as mangroves, seagrasses and coastal trees. These ecosystems not only reduce erosion and

storm damage but also support biodiversity and local livelihoods. Protecting and restoring nature-based coastal defences is one of the most cost-effective and sustainable strategies to safeguard communities in the face of climate change.

Coastal erosion reduces the aesthetic value of beaches, often impeding tourism industry and associated recreational activities. The IMA continues to conduct monitoring studies and research work of beaches and bays across Trinidad and Tobago.

Reference: IMA (2022). Coastal Erosion and Vulnerability Assessment.

fans Ministry of Planning, Economic Affairs and Development Environmental Management Authority CARIRI - The Caribbean Industrial Research Institute Environmental Policy and Planning Division TT UWI St. Augustine UN Trinidad & Tobago United Nations Development Programme - UNDP GEF Small Grants Programme Trinidad and Tobago International Coastal Cleanup Trinidad & Tobago Beaches Gayap Cleansing Association BGCA

21/11/2025

With the wet season upon us, ways of mitigating floods and landslides for farmers and local communities continue to be offered by several entities.

21/11/2025

24/10/2025

just a little heads up for those who run business with a registered limited liability company. ALL FORMS I.E. BENEFICIAL OWNER AND ANNUAL RETURN FORMS ARE NOW ON CROS. LOG ON fill out and submit paying the necessary fees online. there is no need for getting A SWORN AFFIDAVIT FOR YOURE DIRECTORS. so save your money and time going to their office. cheers

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