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What Canadian Drivers Should Know About Replacement Cost Car Insurance

Protect Your Vehicle With Replacement Cost Insurance Are you prepared for the unexpected? If your car is declared a total loss, traditional insurance often covers only its depreciated value. But there’s a smarter way to protect your investment: Replacement Cost Car Insurance. Designed to safeguard drivers in British Columbia (BC) and Alberta, this coverage ensures…

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What Should You Consider When Buying New Car Replacement Insurance?

What Should You Consider When Buying New Car Replacement Insurance? New Car Replacement Insurance is a vital safeguard against the reality of vehicle depreciation, offering invaluable protection in the event of a total loss. However, navigating the available options and finding the right coverage at the best value can be daunting. So, What Should You…

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5 Ways To Tell If A Warranty Provider Is Trustworthy

5 Ways To Tell If A Warranty Provider Is Trustworthy Imagine the following scenario: You recently purchased a new vehicle and you’re looking to buy an extended warranty for it to help protect your investment. The dealership you bought the vehicle from offered you an extended warranty, but the price seemed really high, and the…

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Canadian Insurance Market

It’s moving online incredibly fast As we have seen in banking and investing, technological advancements in insurance are reaping huge customer rewards. Recent advertising efforts by State Farm and the Insurance Brokers Association of Canada (IBAC) clearly indicate that online insurance options in Canada are gaining market share every month. State Farm recently launched a…

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Extended Warranty- Insurance Policy or Vehicle Service Contract?

Extended Warranty- Insurance Policy or Vehicle Service Contract? As vehicles become increasingly intricate, particularly with the integration of new electrical components, Canadians are seeking comprehensive solutions to safeguard their investments. Traditionally, the term “bumper to bumper” has been synonymous with new vehicle warranties, suggesting that all components between the bumpers are covered. However, the reality…

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