As a tenant, you don’t think you need home insurance? Should you get insurance? 37% of all tenants in Quebec are not insured. The value of your insurable belongings may not be as high as if you owned your own home. Nevertheless, they are worth insuring. For example, if a fire were to destroy your
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In addition to being certified, brokers undertake ongoing professional development and are governed by a strict code of ethics. They thus act as a safety net between consumers and insurance companies. Thanks to brokers, consumers are not solely responsible for selecting the right product. The insurance field is complex. Insurance proposals that appear similar in
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In which cases does your home insurance policy offers protection? Find out what is covered and what is not. Water damage Your insurance protects you against water damage, but not in all cases. It all depends on the coverage you chose when you purchased your policy (endorsements added) and the cause of the disaster: Damage
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Own a business, or self-employed? Having business insurance is key to protecting the future of your business and your financial security, in case of loss. Choose the right protections Depending on the coverage you choose, business insurance can cover: Equipment and merchandises Files, office furniture, books Place of work, or the building housing your business
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Did you know that water damage is the leading cause of home insurance claims in Quebec? Extreme weather conditions, aging infrastructure and neglected maintenance are some of the reasons for losses caused by water. In most cases, these losses can be avoided by taking simple preventive measures. Here are a few tips from Assurance Groupe
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Not focusing your full attention on the road when driving can have tragic consequences. Don’t let anything distract your attention from the road. Driving demands concentration. There are three main sources of distraction: visual (eyes elsewhere than on the road), manual (hands elsewhere than on the steering wheel) and cognitive (thinking about something other than
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