canadian car insurance quotes FAQ

Is there a website where i can get a canadian car insurance quote?

Oct 18, 2009 by unplugged | Posted in Insurance & Registration

i know there are some, but i'm looking for one that doesn't require your personal information.

and if possible one that can let you enter in vehicles older than 1995

thanks!

Impossible to say, Canada is a big place. Where do you live? We need the province and the city. Insurance in Whitehorse isn't going to be the same as Winnipeg, which will be different from Toronto, etc.

Fred C | Oct 19, 2009
Is Canadian direct a good company for car insurance?

Aug 31, 2009 by Cat J | Posted in Insurance

hey so i got lots of quotes from different car insurance companies, and candian direct was the cheapest, but id never heard of it before(by chance heard an add on the radio) all the other places i got quotes from where well known like the cooperators

Never heard anything bad about them, but then again I never heard anything good about them either. Since you seem intent on doing it yourself you might as well roll the dice. Your other option is to speak to an insurance broker, however this will actually

Gambit | Sep 01, 2009

Never heard anything bad about them, but then again I never heard anything good about them either. Since you seem intent on doing it yourself you might as well roll the dice. Your other option is to speak to an insurance broker, however this will actually
Gambit | Sep 01, 2009

Car insurance claim- does this sound right?

Oct 07, 2008 by Erica | Posted in Insurance & Registration

Ok so I live in Canada, I bought my car in Canada however it's originally from the states and it is done in miles. I got my car 3 years. It is a 1995 Mitsubishi mirage (only sold in the states, however the dodge colt is the Canadian equivalent) When I

I had a problem with a low estimate and I called a few salesmen to see if they had a car like mine on the lot and if they did, how much was it worth. Essentially, you are supposed to get paid for how much you car was worth minus the deductible.
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a_victim_of_entropy | Oct 07, 2008

canadian car insurance quotes news

BC Leading Province in Home Insurance Premiums

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Bird’s eye view on home insurance premiums

Often home insurance costs are lost within auto insurance numbers as part of a bundled price. Bundled or not, home insurance represents a considerable expense—but just how much?  To find out, Canadian company InsurEye completed research on home insurance premiums across Canada. The results show that, on average, Canadians pay $840 annually for their home insurance.  However, prices strongly varied across provinces.

The highest level of home insurance premiums is in British Columbia at $924 annually, followed by Alberta with $912 annually. Annual home premiums in Ontario go as high as $828, and in Quebec they reach $768 per year.

Owned vs. rented property

Home insurance for rental properties is in general cheaper than for owned properties because of the limited coverage this type of insurance typically provides. In the case of a renter or condo owner, you are paying to insure your personal property.  For a home owner, insurance covers both your dwelling and personal property. Virtually all home insurance policies cover additional aspects such as liability.


Source: Business Review Canada