Which Alberta city has the most expensive car insurance? Auto insurance rates can vary between Alberta cities because insurers consider local claim frequency, theft, collision rates, repair costs and other regional risks. Larger urban centres often have higher premiums than smaller communities, but the most expensive location can change over time. Your personal driving history, […]
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How do insurance brokers make money? Insurance brokers are typically paid a commission by the insurance company when they place or renew a policy, rather than charging the client a separate fee for standard personal insurance advice. Because brokers can work with multiple insurers, they can compare coverage and pricing on a client’s behalf. Commission […]
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What are the cheapest cars to insure in Alberta? The lowest-cost vehicles to insure are typically models with lower repair costs, strong safety records, lower theft risk and modest performance. Family sedans, compact SUVs and crossovers often cost less to insure than luxury or high-performance vehicles. There is no single cheapest model for every Alberta […]
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Is it worth getting insurance through a broker? It can be, especially if you want help comparing coverage and pricing from multiple insurers instead of researching each company yourself. A broker can explain policy differences, recommend coverage based on your risks and help with renewals or claims questions. Using a broker does not guarantee the […]
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Can an insurance broker help you save money? An insurance broker can compare quotes and coverage from multiple insurers, identify discounts and help you avoid paying for protection that does not fit your needs. A broker may also help you bundle policies or adjust deductibles and limits strategically. Savings are not guaranteed, but comparison shopping […]
Read MoreWhich vehicles are most likely to be stolen in Alberta? Theft trends change over time, but commonly stolen vehicles tend to be models that are popular, valuable, easy to resell or targeted for export. A vehicle’s theft frequency can influence comprehensive insurance costs. Drivers should use current theft data when assessing risk and consider anti-theft […]
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If you’re looking at purchasing a new vehicle in 2017, then this is the article for you! Thanks to Consumer Report’s yearly survey, we have insights as to what new vehicles are the most (and least) reliable. Regardless of what type of vehicle you’re looking for, you don’t want to be spending more time in […]
Read MoreWhich province had the highest car insurance rates in Canada in 2015? According to the 2015 data presented in this article, Ontario had the highest average annual car insurance premium, followed by Alberta. The figures are historical and should not be treated as current insurance pricing because provincial rates, regulations and insurance systems have changed […]
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Drivers in Edmonton, Alberta, have long been known as some of the worst in the nation. As a whole, they disregard traffic laws and safe-driving practices while acknowledging that this leads to accidents that may involve serious injuries or fatalities. Several organizations, including a local law firm, have decided to do something about this issue […]
Read MoreWhat should families look for when choosing a vehicle? Family vehicles should balance safety, reliability, passenger and cargo space, fuel economy, repair costs and insurance costs. Features such as strong crash-test results, driver-assistance technology and lower theft rates can also affect ownership risk. Before buying, compare insurance quotes for the specific models you are considering […]
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