No, it is not. If a vehicle is used for business purposes, whether it is sales, construction or any other occupation, it is important to have it rated this way to ensure proper coverage is in place.

It is important that all licensed drivers living in the household are listed on your auto policy unless they have their own auto policy elsewhere. Failure to have all licensed drivers listed on your auto policy could result in denial of a claim.

If your garden tractor is over 30hp, it needs to be scheduled on your home policy. There is usually a limit of approximately $15,000 for garden tractors that do not exceed 30hp included in the special limits section of your home policy (please refer to your specific company wording for exact limits).

If your auto policy has the OPCF 27 endorsement then yes, you are covered if you rent a vehicle in Canada or the United States. However, specific limits and time frames apply to this coverage. Therefore, it is important to contact your broker to review this coverage with them.

These Ontario Policy Change Forms provide you with the following;

OPCF 20 – This change form provides coverage for transportation replacement. For example, if you have been in an accident and your vehiclecannot be driven, you will have coverage to rent a vehicle up to the limit on your policy.

OPCF 27 – This change form provides you with comprehensive and collision coverage if you damage a rented vehicle. Your liability coverage and accident benefits coverage on your auto policy would apply to the rented vehicle. This coverage is only applicable while you rent or borrow a vehicle in Canada and the United States.

There is a section in your home policy called special limits. This will include some coverage for Jewellery. Limits vary by insurance company, but there is usually around $5,000 for Jewellery coverage. Any big items,such as watches, wedding bands, etc., should be scheduled on your home policy. If you have questions on your specific coverage, it is important to contact your broker.

No, they are not. A recreational vehicle requires a separate insurance policy or in some cases, it can be added onto your auto policy.

No, you cannot. To insure anything, you need to have insurable interest meaning your name must be on the ownership.

This depends on the size of the renovation. Cosmetic renovations such as new flooring, painting or updates to kitchens and bathrooms are not a material change in risk and therefore, do not need to be noted. However,if you are adding value to the house, such as finishing the basement, it is important to let your broker know, so we can ensure the limit on the house is sufficient.

Any renovations that include additions to the house are important to let your broker know, so they can ensure proper coverage is in place, as this is a material change in risk.