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As of Jan 01, 2024, the Ontario Government has passed a new agreement that will give consumers a new option to opt out of Direct compensation-property Damage (DCPD). This may seem like it will save you money on your premium, however, there are important risk factors that drivers should consider before removing this coverage.
Ontario is currently experiencing an alarming surge in car thefts. According to the Ontario government, a car is being stolen every 48 minutes. In this blog, we will explore which vehicles are the most stolen, the impact this may have on your insurance, how the government is taking action, tips and tricks on how to prevent your car from being stolen and what to do if your vehicle is stolen.
When considering life insurance, you have the option to choose between joint life insurance and individual life insurance policies. In this blog, we will explore the differences between these two options, explain the advantages of a joint life policy, and help you determine which option is best suited for your needs.
When discussing financial protection, two frequently mentioned types of insurance policies are life insurance and mortgage insurance. Although both serve their intended purposes, life insurance offers several notable benefits that set it apart from mortgage insurance. In this blog post, we will outline the reasons why life insurance stands out as the superior choice for protecting your family's financial security.
Insurance is a vital part of protecting yourself, your loved ones, and your assets from unexpected events. From car and home insurance to life and health insurance, having the right coverage in place can give you peace of mind and financial security. Bundling your insurance policies can offer you even more benefits.
Demerit points are a point system that gets added to your driver’s license for breaking certain driving laws. To avoid reckless driving, the demerit point system was put into place. Continue reading to learn about how demerit points can affect your Ontario car insurance.
Many factors can affect the price of your car insurance premium, and the type of car you own or rent is one of these factors. If you are looking to save money on car insurance, it is important to take into consideration the estimated insurance premium you will be required to pay when buying or renting a new or used vehicle.
Ontario Police have recently released statements and a video reminding drivers that they are still required to get their license plates renewed every one to two years, most commonly before the driver’s birthday. You are no longer required to pay the annual $120 fee to renew your plates, but any drivers who refrain from renewing their plates can be fined $110 - $500 under the Highway Traffic Act.
With gas prices and living expenses rising across Canada, many people are trying to save money anywhere they can. Fortunately, in Ontario this year, many cities have been experiencing a decrease in the cost of car insurance, with an average drop of 3.8 percent! Continue reading for a list of the top 10 most expensive cities in Ontario for car insurance, and the top 10 most affordable.
It seems easy, right? Show up, get the rental car, pay for it and that’s it! Well, it’s not that easy. Here are some tips on how to avoid the common costly mistakes when renting a car.