If you think you were given incorrect information about what financial relief measures your insurance company is offering during the pandemic, turn to the insurer’s ombuds office, Anne Marie says.

The COVID-19 pandemic has led to a spike in insurance fraud, and it’s probably going to get worse before it gets better. Learn what to look out for and how to avoid it.

As the pandemic and economic shutdown drag on, you might need to find ways to reduce your monthly expenses. Here are a few ideas.

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

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.

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.

Auto insurance rate refunds will soon be available to Unica’s personal vehicle policyholders.

From Allstate Canada to Zenith Insurance, insurance companies across Canada have approached the COVID-19 insurance relief measures differently. The InsuranceHotline.com calculator helps you see who is doing what and how much it could save.