Insurance – it's a necessity, but a disliked one. Insurance generally helps avoid financial problems due to a loss, such as an auto accident, fire, personal injury, or death. The total insurance premiums paid by everyone cover the losses of those who suffer them. In some cases, insurance is a personal or business decision; in others insurance, such as auto insurance which is mandated by law or mortgage insurance which is required by a third party.
If you are looking for a specific type of insurance, use the links below for topical information and featured providers.
For general information, a good place to start is Insurance: what's it all about?
The Online Quotes Overview has some considerations and caveats for consumers. See Buying Tips and Checklists for ways to save money and things to consider before purchasing.
Find out who to contact with a complaint, or if you have a question that's not answered here, contact a consumer insurance information centre.
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- 2022 Third-Worst Year For Severe Weather in Canadian HistorySevere weather caused $3.1 billion in insured damage last year; every community across Canada is at heightened risk of natural catastrophes Ottawa, ON (Jan. 18, 2023) – Severe weather across Canada continues to highlight the financial costs of a changing climate to insurers, governments and ...
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