Car insurance myths can cost us money, or influence decisions we make if believed. Learn the truth behind these common car insurance myths.

Not sure how long ago that accident was? Anne Marie Thomas tells you how you can go about getting a copy of your insurance history that will detail your history of auto collisions.

When you're not to blame for the collision, do you have to pay the deductible to get your car repaired? Find out.

Can an auto insurance pricing adjustment be made once the deal is locked in? Anne Marie explains.

Depending on where you live in Canada, some auto insurers will check your credit score and it can potentially influence the premium you pay.

Accident forgiveness is an extra layer of protection that will help you avoid a premium hike if you’re at-fault for a collision the first time.

If you’re exiting your parked car in a parking lot and the open door of your vehicle is hit by another driver, whose fault is it? Anne Marie explains.

So-called warm-up theft of vehicles is a common as the cold in Canadian winter. Here’s how you can prevent it from happening to you.

Driving in wintry conditions – even at a low speed – can be hazardous. If your vehicle is damaged after hitting a curb because it slid on an icy driveway, who pays for the damages? Anne Marie provides insight.