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car insurance optional physical damage coverages

When it comes to shopping for car insurance, you’ve got options. The good news is, these options and add-ons give you the flexibility to get protection that best suits your specific needs. But for many, it’s that picking and choosing stage that can be a challenge — so we’re here to make it a...
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tips for opening your cottage for summer

If you have a cottage, it’s about time to open it up and prepare for another summer of beach days and campfire nights. Check these 10 steps off your to-do list as you get ready for cottage season. Arrange to have your utilities turned back on or inspected. If any of your utilities, like...
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driving in freezing fog

The weather outside is frightful, especially when freezing fog rolls in. Don’t worry, though! You don't have to be a stunt driver to stay safe. Here are some practical driving tips to keep you safe if you’re out on the road during freezing fog. What is freezing fog? During the cold, winter...
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Tips for driving safely in the rain

In a perfect world, the sun is always shining and driving conditions are always ideal. But in the real world, rain must fall. Waiting out hazardous driving conditions is always the safest policy. However, driving in the rain can't always be avoided, especially on days when it's sunny one minute...
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Winery Insurance

Protect your grapes, wine stock, equipment, and so much more with winery insurance from Economical.
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How airbags work to protect you on the road

If your vehicle was built in or after the nineties, it probably has airbags. Even if you've never seen yours in action, have you ever found yourself wondering how they actually work? Take some time to consider the facts and learn about three simple steps you can take to prevent airbag injuries...
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Insurance tips for newlyweds

So, you've tied the knot and thrown the bouquet, and now you're ready to make it official…by taking care of your "just married" paperwork, that is. Whether you've lived with your new spouse for years or you've just moved into your first home together, make sure you've checked these to-dos off...
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Reasons your car insurance might not cover you

Your car insurance policy is designed to protect you and your vehicle when you need it most — but there are certain situations when your  may deny claims for damage to your vehicle after a collision. Here are the most common ones: You’ve breached a condition of your policy by participating in...
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What is "high risk" insurance and who needs it?

Contrary to popular belief, “high risk” insurance is not just for drivers with risky or dangerous driving habits. It can apply to good drivers, too, and it even applies to some homeowners. High-risk insurance (also known as non-standard coverage) exists for people who aren’t eligible for...
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Common car insurance terms explained

If you look through your car insurance policy, you'll likely notice a lot of industry jargon that may seem confusing. Working with a licensed insurance broker can help clear up any confusion over some of the terminology, but every driver should understand the ins and outs of their own car...
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How a roof rack could affect your car insurance

Whether you love to hit the slopes in the winter or you spend your summers driving back and forth from the cottage, a roof rack can be a lifesaver when it comes to getting your stuff from point A to point B. While a roof rack can be a great way to save some space in your vehicle, you should also...
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pros and cons of electric and hybrid cars

It's no secret that exhaust from fuel-powered vehicles is a major cause of pollution in our atmosphere. In an effort to reduce these harmful emissions, vehicle manufacturers are developing more and more electric and hybrid vehicles, which run on electricity or a combination of electricity and...
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COVID-19 how to help in your community

If you're feeling a little overwhelmed in the midst of the ever-changing COVID-19 pandemic, remember how empowering it can be to reach out and help others. Here are some suggestions of things you can do to help out in your community and beyond: Stay connected using social media and other...
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Public or private who provides your car insurance

In Canada, there are two distinct insurance systems: public and private. A public system is run by the government, while a private system is run by for-profit organizations. Residents of British Columbia, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba have to purchase their mandatory car insurance coverage from...
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what to do before during and after an ice storm

If you live Canada (and especially if you live in Ontario, Quebec, or the Atlantic provinces ), you’ve probably witnessed a few major ice storms in your lifetime. Ice storms are caused by freezing rain, which occurs when raindrops fall from a warm layer of air into air that is below freezing...
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Home insurance impacted when partner moves in

From coordinating moving truck rentals to making extra space in your closet, there’s a lot to do before your boyfriend or girlfriend moves in with you, and sorting out your insurance coverage should be near the top of your list. When your partner moves in with you, it’s important to find out if...
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Top items to keep in winter driving emergency kit

Canadian weather can be unpredictable, especially in the winter — and it can really throw you for a loop when you’re out on the road. Even when you’ve done your part by installing a set of quality winter tires and driving with extra care in the winter months, a snow-covered street can have a...
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How to detect a natural gas leak in your home

Natural gas is one of the safest fuels to use in your home, but if you have a faulty or poorly installed appliance or gas line, a leak can occur. Since natural gas is highly combustible and can cause a fire or explosion in open air in concentrated amounts, it’s important to know how to detect a...
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15 of the most common dashboard warning lights

Have you ever seen a mystery symbol light up on your vehicle’s dashboard and found yourself frantically searching through the owner’s manual to find out what it means? Let’s take a look at 15 dashboard warning lights that you’re most likely to see — and what steps you should take when you do. ...
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insurance coverage for water damage in a condo

Overflowing toilets, leaky dishwashers, and burst pipes are three common things that can cause water damage in your home. But what happens if you live in a condo? How do you know what your building is responsible for and what your own insurance covers? And how you should handle your insurance...
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How to navigate a roundabout

Have you noticed more and more roundabouts popping up on roads around your neighbourhood? These circular intersections are designed to improve traffic flow,  decrease the number of serious collisions, allow for easier left turns, and reduce the emissions produced by vehicles idling at red...
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Premier Cash Crop Insurance

Protect your large-scale cash crop operation with Premier Cash Crop Insurance from Economical and get flexible, customized coverage.
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How could a claim impact the cost of my insurance

Your home insurance policy is there to protect you when you need it most — but some homeowners are afraid to make claims because they’ve heard claims can lead to higher premiums. While it’s true that making a home or tenant insurance claim could have an impact on the cost of your insurance...
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5 ways to make your home more secure

Protecting your home from unwanted guests is easier than you might think. Keep these tips in mind to make your home more secure, help prevent break-ins, and keep your space safe: Lock your doors — even when you're at home. While it might seem unnecessary to lock your doors when you're inside...
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