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Postal code and your auto insurance rate

Where you live can have a significant impact on your car insurance rate especially if you live in a high-risk neighbourhood.

Fire and theft deductible endorsements

Ontario and Alberta both have auto insurance endorsements that let you apply a deductible to a loss caused by fire or theft.

Age, gender and car insurance

Did you know that your age and gender cab both play a role in determining your auto insurance rate?

Limited glass coverage endorsement

Damage to a cars windshield is more common than you think. Do you think your auto insurance has you covered?

Limited waiver of depreciation

If your car is stolen or deemed a total loss, you can replace it with a car of comparable value, regardless of depreciation. Do you have the right coverage?

Loss of use endorsements

If you were to suddenly lose your car, do you have a plan B for how to get around without it? Your insurance might help.

Suspension and reinstatement of coverage

If youre not going to use your car for a prolonged period of time, you can suspend your insurance policy and reactivate it later.

Marriage and auto insurance premiums

Did you know that being married can earn you a break on car insurance in certain provinces?

Emergency roadside assistance

Find out how much emergency roadside assistance endorsements to your auto insurance can cover when it comes to towing costs.

Overnight parking and car insurance

Ever wonder why car insurers ask you where you park your car overnight? Believe it or not, they do take this factor into account.

Your commute and car insurance

Your daily commute to work (or elsewhere) may have an impact on your car insurance, but it’s not what you think.

Car insurance for newcomers in Canada

Recently moved to Canada and looking to purchase car insurance? This guide will help.

Family protection coverage

See how family protection coverage can help you deal with uninsured or underinsured drivers in the event of a collision.

Ontario driver’s license types and car insurance

Your Ontario driver’s license type can impact the cost of your car insurance. Learn how that works.

Winter tire insurance discount

Did you know that you can get a car insurance discount for installing winter tires? Learn more.

Student car insurance

Enrolled in high school, college or university? Find out how your car insurance may be impacted.

Electric vehicle insurance

Is it cheaper to insure an electric vehicle versus a regular one? It just might be. See how that works.

Sports car insurance

Are your insurance premiums too high? Find out how much a sports car costs to insure compared to a regular one.

Car insurance for G2 drivers

Got a G2 driver’s license in Ontario? Then you’re probably overpaying for your car insurance. Learn more.

Hybrid car insurance

Hybrid cars may be cheaper to insure than regular cars. See how they compare.

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About the Author - Taras Trofimov

Taras Trofimov, Content Manager

As a content manager at InsuranceHotline.com, Taras specializes in home insurance, having collaborated with experts to fully familiarize himself with the industry.

He has more than nine years of experience in content marketing across a variety of industries in B2C and B2B spaces. Has created thought leadership content for organizations like Constellation Software, Yellow Pages and Facebook and outlets such as Huffington Post and MSN Canada.

He graduated from York University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Film Studies and also studied Technical Communication at Seneca College — the co-op program that introduced him to the world of content marketing.