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📖 Coverage Explained

What auto and home insurance actually cover, in plain language. No jargon, no fine-print games.

Auto: mandatory in Ontario

Every Ontario policy includes these four. You cannot drive without them.

Third-party liability

Pays others for injury or property damage when an accident is your fault. This is the coverage that protects your savings.

Accident benefits

Pays medical care, rehab and income replacement for you and your passengers, no matter who caused the accident.

Direct compensation (DCPD)

When another driver is at fault, your own insurer pays for your car damage — faster than chasing their insurer.

Uninsured driver

Covers you if the other driver has no insurance, or in a hit-and-run.

Auto: optional, but most drivers add

These protect your own car. Your loan or lease may require them.

Collision

Damage to your car from a crash — with another car, or with a pole, guardrail or ditch.

Comprehensive

Theft, fire, vandalism, hail, falling branches, hitting an animal — everything that is not a crash.

Rental & roadside

A rental car while yours is repaired, plus towing and roadside help when you need it.

Home: core coverage

What a home policy usually protects.

Property protection

Damage to your home and belongings from fire, theft, wind, and other named risks.

Personal liability

If someone is hurt on your property or you damage someone else's property.

Water protection

Sudden pipe bursts and related water damage, as defined in your policy.

Additional living expenses

A place to stay and living costs while your home cannot be lived in after a covered loss.

Home: optional add-ons

Worth asking about, depending on your home.

Overland water & sewer backup

Water that comes in from outside or backs up through drains — often needs a specific endorsement.

Guaranteed replacement cost

Rebuilds your home even if the cost runs above the policy limit.

By-law coverage

Extra cost to rebuild to current building codes after a loss.

Jewellery & valuables

Higher limits for items like jewellery, art, and collections.

Commonly not covered

Read these before you assume.

Wear and tear

Gradual deterioration is maintenance, not insurance.

Mould & pests

Usually excluded unless tied to a covered loss.

Gradual leaks

A slow leak you did not fix is different from a sudden pipe burst.

Earthquakes

Needs a separate endorsement in most policies.

About deductibles

A deductible is what you pay first. With a $1,000 deductible, a $4,000 covered roof repair means you pay $1,000.

A broker does not set base rates. Rates are set by insurers; a broker compares them for you.

Not sure what you need?

Tell us about your car, home, or both — we explain the trade-offs and let you decide.

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