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Reasons You Should Have Renters Insurance
When you’re renting a house or an apartment, it’s a common misconception to think that the landlord’s insurance will cover you as well. The landlord’s insurance policy is designed to protect the landlord’s financial risks, and those risks are very...
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Does Your Homeowners Policy Cover These Special Scenarios?
It’s often easy to understand what your homeowner’s policy covers when an accident occurs at your house. But some homeowners may be in the dark about how their insurance carrier
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8 Things to Include in Your Home Emergency Kit
By their very nature, emergencies happen when you least expect them. That doesn’t mean you have to be unprepared for them. You can actually take steps now to make sure
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Auto Insurance is Changing as of June 1st 2016
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Ride Sharing Insurance Coverage Now Available
Ride-Sharing Insurance Responding to the growing use of ride-sharing services and the need to protect both passengers and drivers, our partners at Aviva Canada are now offering auto insurance coverage
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Winter Tire Discount
As of January 1, 2016, all auto insurance companies are required to offer a winter tire discount. The discount ranges from 2%-5% depending on the insurance company. Be sure to
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Do You Really Need Tenant’s Insurance?
If you have been renting for any length of time you have likely considered tenant’s insurance at some point. Many renters make the choice as to whether tenant’s insurance is
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7 Things You Should Know About Mould
MOULD IS EVERYWHERE, INDOORS AND OUTDOORS – AND IS GENERALLY ON YOUR HOMEOWNER’S POLICY. DEPENDING ON WHERE IT GROWS, IT CAN HE HELPFUL OR HARMFUL. WHEN MOULD GROWS INSIDE HOMES
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Beating Basement Flooding
START REDUCING YOUR RISK OF BASEMENT FLOODING The first step in dealing with basement flooding comes from minimizing the risk through a few precautions: Reduce home water use during heavy rains. Keep the
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Important Information on How to Protect Your Vacant Property
A vacant dwelling to your insurer occurs when your dwelling has been vacant for more than thirty consecutive days. There usually is no intention of the occupants returning. Examples of
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