A handful of Canadian insurers are enhancing their rate relief programs to assist consumers during the coronavirus pandemic.

Fault determination rules don’t just decide who’s responsible for a car accident. It can also affect auto insurance rates.

The COVID-19 pandemic has changed our lives and habits. As a result, cars are becoming more important and considered to be a safer mode of transportation.

What type of financial relief does your home or auto insurance provider offer you during the COVID-19 pandemic? A recent InsuranceHotline.com survey found that, overall, one in four Canadian policyholders were offered rate relief from their auto insurer.

An InsuranceHotline.com survey finds only one-quarter of Canadians are recipients of financial relief measures from car insurance companies during the coronavirus pandemic.

Get into a collision? Understand how fault is determined and what you need to do to ensure a satisfactory outcome.

Aviva Canada has further fine-tuned its COVID-19 auto insurance relief measures and has announced that beginning May 21, 2020, customers will see a temporary minimum rate reduction of approximately 15% per vehicle.

Now that salted roads, cold temperatures, and ice are a distant memory and we’re fully planted into springtime, it’s time to wipe away the neglect and grime that built up during the winter. It’s time treat to your car to a spa day!

If you find yourself on the receiving end of a hit-and-run accident, there are specific actions you need to take immediately upon discovering the damage to your car.

The May long weekend is usually the unofficial kick-off to summer. It’s a time when friends and family pack their cars and head up to the cottage, whether it’s their own or that of a buddy’s. But, a new suggests that many Canadians appear to be choosing to stay at home.