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Short-term rental insurance for Airbnb/VRBO.

🏘️ Hosting in Canada? Let’s Talk Short-Term Rental Insurance 🇨🇦🔐 • With the rise of platforms like Airbnb and VRBO, short-term rentals have become a popular income stream across Canada—from condos in Toronto to cabins in the Rockies. But while bookings may be booming, many hosts are underinsured and unaware of the gaps in traditional home policies. • 🛑 Did […]

Smart home devices & risk mitigation.

🏠 Smarter Homes, Safer Futures: How Canadians Are Using Tech to Mitigate Risk 🇨🇦As technology reshapes how we live, smart home devices are emerging as powerful tools for risk prevention and insurance savings. From leak detectors to smart thermostats and security cameras—these gadgets are doing more than adding convenience—they are actively reducing claims and protecting homeowners.🔐 Key Benefits for Canadian […]

Usage-based auto insurance (UBI) growth

🚗 The Rise of Usage-Based Auto Insurance in Canada 🇨🇦 With auto insurance premiums rising and drivers seeking fairer pricing, Usage-Based Insurance (UBI) is gaining major traction across Canada. UBI programs use telematics to track driving habits—like speed, braking, and mileage—offering more personalized and often lower-cost premiums. And the data is clear: Canadians are embracing this shift. 🔍 Key Highlights: […]

🛡️ Excess Third Party Liability: Why $1–5M Limits Matter 🇨🇦

In Canada, most businesses carry Commercial General Liability (CGL) insurance to protect against third-party bodily injury and property damage. But with rising legal costs and increasingly large settlements, the standard $1 million limit may no longer be enough. That’s where Excess Liability coverage comes in. ⚡ What Is Excess Liability Insurance?Excess Liability extends the limits of your primary policy—whether that’s […]

🚗 Optional Auto in British Columbia: Collision, Comprehensive & Specified Perils 🇨🇦

In British Columbia, every driver must carry ICBC Basic Autoplan. But many don’t realize that optional auto coverages can provide the added protection needed for true peace of mind. Three of the most common choices are Collision, Comprehensive, and Specified Perils—each offering distinct advantages. ⚡ Collision CoverageCovers damage to your vehicle if it’s involved in a crash with another vehicle […]

🚗 ICBC Basic Autoplan: Core Coverages & Limits 🇨🇦

If you drive in British Columbia, you already know ICBC’s Basic Autoplan is mandatory. But do you know what it actually covers—and where its limits end? Understanding these core protections can help you avoid costly surprises after an accident. ⚡ Core Coverages Under Basic Autoplan 📌 Why It MattersWhile Basic Autoplan ensures every BC driver has a safety net, its […]

10 Tips to Drive Safe in Snow

🌨️ Driving Safely During a Snowstorm: 10 Tips to Stay Safe 🌨️ Check the Weather: Before leaving, visit weather.gov for the latest updates. Knowing the conditions ahead helps you prepare mentally and adjust your travel plans if necessary. Avoid Driving If You Can: Over 2,000 people die, and 135,000 people are injured on icy and snowy roads every year. If the snowstorm […]

Impact of postal code on your Auto Insurance in Toronto

In Toronto, car insurance rates can vary significantly based on postal codes. Several factors come into play, including the frequency of claims, population density, traffic patterns, and crime rates in a given area. While postal codes provide an indication of insurance costs, other factors such as driving history, vehicle type, and personal information also significantly impact insurance rates. Here are some […]

Four Dollars have a power to make you millionaire

Becoming a millionaire by investing $4 a day is certainly a realistic goal, especially when considering the power of compound interest over time. Here’s a simple strategy you can follow: Start Early: The earlier you start investing, the more time your money has to grow. Time is a critical factor in the power of compounding. Consistent Contributions: Contribute $4 every […]

Can I buy Insurance on the behalf of my friend?

In Ontario, generally, you cannot directly purchase insurance on behalf of someone else without their involvement or consent. Insurance contracts require the named insured to have an insurable interest in the property or risk being insured. Insurable interest typically means that the person named in the policy stands to suffer a financial loss if the insured event occurs. If you […]

List of Documents Required for Insurance

Documents Required for Automobile (Car) Insurance Photo of Driver’s License   Ownership of the vehicle  Driver’s training certificate (if any) Photo of winter tires VOID Cheque for monthly payment deductions  Credit or Debit Card Details (if down-payment is required) Documents Required for Home Insurance Photo of Driver’s License  or any other ID Proof of all the owners Name and address of […]

One of the biggest personal injury claims in the history of Insurance

Personal injury claims can vary significantly based on the circumstances, severity of injuries, and legal outcomes. Additionally, details of settlements or court awards are often subject to confidentiality agreements. One notable case involved a significant personal injury claim in Ontario, known as the “Culligan v. Coffey” case. In 2018, the Ontario Superior Court of Justice awarded a record-breaking $18.4 million […]