It’s summertime, and the open road beckons. Whether you ride a motorcycle, moped or motorized bike, there is nothing like letting your bike take you where you want to go. Before you head out, check out this guide to motorcycle insurance.
Outdoor entertainment is in full swing during the summer months, but if you love to host campfires or barbecue for your family and friends, then you’ll want to brush up on your fire safety.
Winter can be hard on your home. Here are a few tips to help you get it ready for summer, maintain its durability, and help avoid potentially costly repairs.
Did you know that a car is stolen every five minutes on average in Canada?
Your vehicle has carried you through wind, snow, ice and copious amounts of salt. Time to get your car ready for summer with some TLC.
Is your home at risk for frozen pipes? Water damage caused by burst pipes is a real threat during harsh Canadian winters. Here’s your guide to help reduce the risk of your pipes freezing—and tips for thawing them out if they do.
Why pay more for insurance than you have to? Sometimes just a few tweaks to your coverage can help lower your insurance premiums.
We've all heard some of the myths about car insurance, but do you really know the truth behind them? From “red cars cost more to insure” to “my friend's insurance will cover me if I borrow their car,” let’s debunk 8 of the most common car insurance myths once and for all.
Contents insurance for tenants isn’t required by law in Canada, but your landlord may require it on your lease. Here are some myths and facts about tenant insurance and some reasons why it’s a good idea to get it.
Extreme weather events like floods, wildfires, and tornadoes are becoming more frequent and intense, causing costly damage. Help protect your home against natural disasters with our tips.
Every winter, people file thousands of preventable property insurance claims caused by snow and ice are reported which are preventable. Here are some useful tips that can help protect your home from snow and ice damage.
You hop in the car, push the ignition, and… nothing. Your battery is dead. Canadian winters can be hard on car batteries, but there are ways you can help extend the life of your battery to avoid getting stranded in freezing weather.
