Will your insurance company pay off your outstanding car loan in the event of a car accident? The answer is no! You will receive the current market value for your car at the time of your claim.

After you have been in a car accident, you may have a strong feeling as to whether or not you are at fault. Although it can be difficult to face up to the fact that your actions caused an accident, there are times when the facts of the incident make...

PRESS RELEASE: February 8, 2012 - InsuranceHotline.com has released a new infographic, which allows people to see how their astrology sign measures up against others. The zodiac wheel is designed to outline a person’s likelihood of receiving a traffic ticket or...

The winter months bring cold weather, snow and ice to most parts of Canada, and that means that road conditions are more dangerous than during the dry summer months. With reduced visibility and slippery road surfaces, accidents in the winter are often related to the weather....

After an accident, your car insurance company will become involved on your behalf and step in to make certain that the right steps are taken. In some cases the other driver who is involved in the accident may wish to have communication with...

Auto insurance deductibles are one of the commonly misunderstood parts of an auto insurance policy. If you don’t carry full coverage on your policy, but instead have liability only, you don’t have to worry about deductibles. However, if you carry...

The Favourite Dream Car Contest, which ran on Facebook from December 14, 2011 to January 13, 2012, has now ended and InsuranceHotline.com is pleased to announce the contest winner. Kim Coady of Toronto, Ontario is the winner of a $250 Canadian Tire gift card. Kim...

A G1 driver who is involved in an accident may face repercussions both legally as well as with car insurance rates. Because there are many restrictions placed on a G1 driver’s license, an accident in which any of the conditions of driving are not...

It’s a common misconception that it is not the driver’s fault if a car accident occurs in bad winter weather conditions. Regardless of ice, snow or other winter weather, the driver may still be considered at fault in the eyes of the insurance company...

PRESS RELEASE: January 26, 2012 - Getting behind the wheel is always a big responsibility and for new drivers, inexperience makes it even more vital to be aware of this responsibility. To help new drivers improve their skills and be safer on the road, InsuranceHotline.com...