As spring approaches, your vehicle is going to need some TLC to recover from a snow-ridden, cold winter. Washing away the salt and clearing the clutter can help keep your car looking new and fresh.

Whether you drive every single day or once in a while, it's beneficial to be aware of your driving habits and overall usage. This is generally referred to as your mileage. Knowing how many kilometres (often shortened to km) you drive each year is highly beneficial. Taking the time to calculate your annual mileage can help you stay on top of your vehicle's maintenance schedule and potentially help you save money on car insurance. To learn how to determine your average km per year and more, be sure to continue reading; it may end up helping you down the road (no pun intended). START A QUOTE

There are several different types of car insurance available in Canada. Each type of car insurance serves a different purpose, but at the end of the day, they're all meant to financially protect you in some way, shape or form. Some types of car insurance are optional, whereas other forms of insurance, like liability coverage insurance, are legally required (under most circumstances). Today's post will focus on liability auto insurance for private passenger vehicles and recreational vehicles in Canada. We'll go over some of the reasons why it's important and why you sometimes can't remove it

Getting the cheapest car insurance for novice drivers and teens in Canada can be a daunting task. With the high cost of insurance premiums across the country, it's no wonder that many parents and young drivers feel overwhelmed when trying to find affordable coverage. However, with a bit of knowledge and some careful planning, it's possible to get car insurance that's both affordable and comprehensive. In this blog post, we'll explore some of the unique factors that influence the cost of car insurance for young drivers and provide tips on getting the cheapest car insurance possible. Continue

Everyone needs to start somewhere, especially when it comes to driving. If you live in Ontario, getting your G1 driver's licence is the first step that you need to take on your journey to becoming a fully-licenced driver. Once you've earned your G1 driver's licence, you need to get some experience behind the wheel. If you don't have enough on-road experience, it will be nearly impossible for you to earn your G2 or G-class licence. However, some new drivers are worried about getting behind the wheel without learning about the insurance requirements beforehand. This leads us to today's question

Most people have seen or experienced vandalism in some way, shape or form. Vandalism isn't just an invasion of personal privacy and respect, it's also expensive! For instance, if someone keys your car, you don't just feel personally attacked; you also have to cover the cost of the damage. If an unidentified vandal recently keyed your vehicle, you're most likely asking yourself, "will my auto insurance cover the cost of the damage if someone keyed my car?". Continue reading to learn the answer to today's question.

Car insurance rates can vary substantially depending on factors such as your driving record and type of vehicle. But while the average car insurance cost in Ontario may be a far cry – in either direction – from what you pay, it still serves as a good baseline when you’re shopping around. Keep reading as we dive into the numbers throughout Canada’s most populous province, including average insurance rates for new drivers in Ontario. Average Car Insurance Cost in Ontario Based on our data, Ontarians pay an average of $1,445 for auto insurance each year as of 2020. This is substantially higher

Reading and understanding the fine print in your insurance policy is just as important as being honest and transparent with your insurance company. If you ignore the minor details listed in your insurance policy, you may accidentally commit insurance misrepresentation without even knowing. Misrepresentation is an extremely serious issue in the Canadian insurance industry, and committing misrepresentation can come with severe consequences. That's why you should be aware of the various types of insurance misrepresentation and learn how you can avoid them in the first place. START A QUOTE Want to

If you want to financially protect yourself and your vehicle, you need to invest in high-quality auto insurance from a reputable insurance company. However, there are several different types of auto insurance that drivers can choose from. So, it doesn’t hurt to learn the basics before committing to a policy. This leads us to today’s topic — what’s the difference between commercial auto insurance vs personal car insurance in Canada? Want to learn the answer? START A QUOTE Continue reading to learn more! Commercial auto insurance vs personal car insurance in Canada — what’s the difference? Both

Are you thinking about trading in your current set of wheels for a brand-new car? If so, you’re in for a difficult decision. The modern automotive market has countless models to choose from, which can make finding the right car feel a little bit overwhelming at times. If you’re the type of person who likes to save money, you can narrow down your decision by picking a car that has (on average) lower insurance rates. This leads to the question of the day: What are the cheapest cars to insure in Ontario? START A QUOTE Continue reading to find out more. *Reach out to your Surex insurance advisor