Farm Insurance

Insurance brokers work for their customers, whether they are individuals or businesses. They research the market for coverage options, share those options with their clients, and then help them apply for and purchase coverage from insurance companies.  Brokers also shop renewals amongst all the companies they have access to each year. They can also help assess risks and provide claims assistance.

There are several factors that can affect how much you pay for automobile insurance. A few of these factors include: the type of vehicle you drive, the experience levels of each driver in the household, your accident history, and the year, make, model, and body type of the vehicle.

Yes. Hobby farm plans are perfect for you if your farm does not function as a business. This is something that you can discuss with a broker if you need further clarification.

• An insurance broker solicits, sells, and negotiates insurance contracts to clients. Their job is to survey the market, get quotes, and share options for customers to choose from.
• Typically, they help individuals or businesses find and purchase car insurance, home insurance, business insurance, and farm insurance.  They are regulated by RIBO (Registered Insurance Brokers of Ontario) in Ontario and must obtain the licenses required to operate.