A pipe bursts in the bathroom. The dishwasher leaks while you’re away. Heavy rainfall causes a sewer backup. Water seeps through the roof or enters through the basement windows. In every case, the result can look much the same: water on the floor and potentially extensive damage. But when it comes to home insurance, not
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The last leaves are falling, the dock has been taken out of the water, and the patio furniture is stored away. For many cottage owners, October marks the time to close up their property until warmer days return. You turn off the water, lower the heat, lock the door, and head back home. Mission accomplished?
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(et qu’on fait facilement) On pense généralement à appeler son courtier lorsqu’on achète une nouvelle voiture ou après un accident. Mais entre ces deux événements, notre vie change… et on ne pense pas toujours à notre assurance auto. Un nouvel emploi, un enfant qui commence à conduire, un déménagement ou une utilisation différente du véhicule
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The road-trip season is coming to an end. After a few thousand kilometres, weekends at the campground and perhaps a big summer adventure, your recreational vehicle is getting ready for a well-deserved rest. You drain the tanks, winterize the plumbing, remove the food and park the RV until spring. Mission accomplished? Not quite. Storing an
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You buy insurance for peace of mind. Auto, home, personal belongings: naturally, you expect to be protected when something goes wrong. But an insurance policy isn’t universal protection against every unexpected event. Some situations require additional coverage, may be subject to specific limits, or may simply be excluded from your policy. And unfortunately, it’s often
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Back-to-school season is approaching, and for many Quebec families, it brings its share of changes. A young person may be starting CEGEP or university, using the family car more often, buying their first vehicle, or moving away from home to study in another city. Between moving boxes, class schedules and adjusting to a new routine,
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