Lowest Rates Blog: Insurance

Ask most people, and they’ll tell you they’re a good driver. The reality, though, is that there is a good chance they have habits behind the wheel that would land them a ticket or two

Auto insurance fraud is just a fun thing to read about — until you’re faced with a con artist trying to bilk your insurance company out of money, a move that can cause your premium to go up. Here’s how to protect yourself.

When you first start hunting for car insurance, you might feel overwhelmed by all the options. On one hand, you want to save money. After all, you already have enough expenses because of your vehicle. On the flip side, you definitely want the best insurance coverage so that you can sleep at night knowing that you’re protected in the worst case scenario.

When I got my driver’s license at 16, my parents added me as an occasional driver to their car insurance policy. I’m glad they did because it allowed me to build a driving history with the insurance company.

When you first get the keys to your condo, you’re already down thousands of dollars. This is where condo insurance comes into play.

Driving a vehicle in Canada isn’t as simple as just putting the cash down and driving your new ride off the lot as you test the sound system. In order to operate a vehicle legally it has to be insured. Before you take that step, you must first get a vehicle inspection (also known in some places as a “safety”) done in the province you are looking to insure your car or truck in.