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Automatic Emergency Braking (AEB) is one of the most significant advancements in car safety technology in recent years. While some insurers previously offered discounts for vehicles equipped with AEB, the real value lies in its ability to prevent accidents and protect you and your loved ones. Why Automatic Emergency Braking Matters AEB systems are designed … Read more
Starting April 30, 2018, all landlords in Ontario will be required to use the new standard lease agreement developed by the Ontario government. This initiative aims to streamline the rental process and ensure fairness and transparency for both landlords and tenants. Access the standardized lease here: Click here for Ontario’s Standard Residential Tenancy Agreement Why … Read more
If you’ve been convicted of driving under the influence (DUI) in Ontario—whether it involves alcohol or drugs—the consequences are serious. Beyond fines, suspensions, and mandatory programs, your car insurance will be heavily impacted, as you’ll likely need high-risk auto insurance. Use the updated information below to understand what happens after a DUI conviction and the … Read more
Are you planning to relocate from British Columbia to Ontario? One essential item to add to your moving checklist is your Insurance and Claims History Record from the Insurance Corporation of British Columbia (ICBC). This document is critical when securing car insurance in Ontario and ensuring you get proper credit for your driving history. How … Read more
If you’re moving from Manitoba to Ontario—or have already made the move—there’s an important step you need to take to get properly credited for your driving experience. Providing proof of your driving history will make it easier to obtain car insurance in Ontario and can help lower your premiums. Why Your Driving History Matters Insurance … Read more
As a landlord in Ontario, you may be inclined to protect your property by implementing various rules for tenants, including a “no pets” clause. However, under Ontario law, landlords cannot refuse to rent to tenants solely based on pet ownership. This restriction is governed by the Residential Tenancies Act (RTA), which aims to balance the … Read more
Vacant properties—whether it’s a rental home waiting for new tenants, your own house undergoing renovations, or an extended absence making the property unoccupied—pose unique risks. These properties are more vulnerable to vandalism, theft, and unexpected damage. For landlords and homeowners, understanding how your insurance coverage may change during these times is essential. This guide provides … Read more
Is a Student Rental Property the Right Investment for You? Whether you’re purchasing your first investment property or expanding a rental portfolio, student rentals can be a rewarding choice. Despite perceptions of student housing being high maintenance, these properties offer unique benefits and a steady demand. Here’s why student rentals could be a valuable addition … Read more
Does a Speeding Ticket in Ontario Affect My Car Insurance? Many Ontario drivers mistakenly believe that a ticket without demerit points won’t impact their insurance premiums. Unfortunately, this isn’t true. Whether or not points are assigned, any moving violation—such as a speeding ticket—can still affect your car insurance rate. Insurance providers look at driving records … Read more
Investing in a student rental property can be rewarding, but it comes with unique challenges—especially when it comes to insurance. Even experienced landlords sometimes purchase properties that are difficult to insure due to outdated systems or structural issues. To avoid this, it’s essential to know what to look for before making an offer on your … Read more