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How to read your insurance policy

An insurance policy is a contract that defines the obligations of both the insured (you the customer) and the insurer (your insurance company).

Water Damage & Insurance: What will my insurance cover?

To understand what water damage is covered by your insurance, it is important to understand the distinction between the different types of water damage coverage that are available in a personal property insurance policy. Here are some common definitions of the different types of water coverage:   Water Escape Coverage: Provides coverage when an internal […]

Guest Blog: The Unique Role of GIO in Québec

Québec has always been unique, and that extends to how insurance disputes are handled. Consumers here have not one, but two options when they want to make a complaint: the General Insurance OmbudService (GIO) and the Autorité des marchés financiers (AMF). This dual system gives people in Québec more choice and helps build confidence that disputes will be handled fairly.

Insurance 101: What happens if your Insurance is Cancelled for Non-payment

Staying current with payments is an essential part of protecting yourself and your assets. However, life can throw unexpected challenges our way and a missed insurance payment can happen. It’s important to grasp the consequences of these situations and what may occur if your policy is canceled due to non-payment. Below, we’ll explore the potential implications of cancellation and offer some tips on how to prevent it.

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