Introduction
Your home is one of the largest financial investments you'll ever make. Whether you own a house, townhouse, or condominium, unexpected events such as...
Introduction
Lending your car to a friend, family member, or colleague may seem harmless, but what happens if they get into an accident while driving...
Introduction
Mold is one of the most common and costly problems homeowners face. It can develop quickly after water damage and may cause structural issues,...
Wildfires have become one of the biggest challenges facing homeowners and insurers in California. Longer fire seasons, higher temperatures, prolonged droughts, and expanding development...
Introduction
Imagine this.
You list your home on Airbnb for a long weekend.
A guest arrives Friday evening.
Saturday morning, they walk down your exterior stairs.
A loose handrail...
Flooding remains one of the most expensive and common natural disasters in the United States. Coastal storms, hurricanes, heavy rainfall, and inland flooding can...
Introduction
Your house is insured.
Then a natural disaster strikes.
Are you covered?
The answer is:
It depends on the disaster—and your policy.
One of the biggest insurance mistakes homeowners...
Introduction
British Columbia homeowners insure against:
Fire.
Theft.
Wind.
Water damage.
Liability.
Yet one of the province's most serious catastrophe risks may require protection that isn't automatically included in a standard...
Introduction
Renting in Toronto or Vancouver is already expensive.
After paying for:
Rent
Utilities
Internet
Transportation
Groceries
and other monthly expenses, adding another insurance bill can feel unnecessary.
But eliminating tenant insurance altogether...
Introduction
For years, one of the easiest insurance-saving tips has been:
“Bundle your home and auto insurance.”
Put both policies with one insurance company and receive a...
