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Does the tenant insurance cover hotel and food costs?
Yes, tenant insurance typically covers additional living expenses such as hotel and food costs if you need to temporarily relocate due to a covered loss. For instance, if your apartment becomes uninhabitable due to fire or water damage, your policy will cover your temporary housing costs and meal expenses until you can move back in. This provision ensures that you’re not left stranded or financially burdened by unexpected events. Always review your policy’s specifics to understand the limits and conditions of this coverage.
Does Strata Water Deductible Insurance cover my home or condo insurance deductible?
No, Strata Water Deductible Insurance only covers the amount you would pay in the event of a water damage or sewer backup claim under your strata insurance policy.
Why should I consider raising my strata water deductible?
Raising your strata water deductible can lower your insurance premium and save you money in the long run. However, it's important to consider whether you can afford to pay a higher deductible in the event of a claim.
How does a deductible work with strata insurance?
Strata insurance policies typically have a deductible that applies to water damage claims. This deductible is usually shared among all unit owners and is often a significant amount of money. Strata Water Deductible Insurance covers the amount you would pay in the event of a water damage claim up to the policy limit.
What is a deductible in insurance?
A deductible is the amount of money you pay out of pocket before your insurance pays the rest in the event of an insured loss. For example, if you have a $1,000 deductible and experience a loss of $5,000, you will pay the first $1,000 and your insurance company will pay the remaining $4,000.
Does home insurance include earthquake coverage?
Earthquake insurance is not included automatically, rather it is an optional coverage that we recommend be added to your policy. It covers the cost of rebuilding your property and replacing your belongings that were damaged in an earthquake. The insurance cover includes loss or damage to the building and personal property, additional living expenses, and related exclusions like landslides, tsunamis, or other forms of earth movement. The policy also covers extra living expenses should you need to temporarily reside somewhere else while your place is being repaired. It does not cover fires or floods that happen as an after effect of the earthquake. Most policies have a percentage deductible rather than a fixed dollar amount, meaning you will be responsible for a percentage of the damage, which can be quite high. Most policies start at 5%, however some insurers may require you to pay between 15-20% deductible. Let’s put this into perspective. If your earthquake coverage limit on your base policy is $300,000 and your deductible is 15%, you would be responsible for $45,000 before the insurance company would pay the rest. In a condo, your strata might require a similar amount. To combat this, we have a Buy-Back option which enables you to “buy down” or lower your deductible in the event of a major earthquake. This unique coverage is available to anyone who owns their own property with basic earthquake coverage added onto their primary policy. Depending on your situation, this extra coverage can cost as little as $20 per month.
How much does Travel Trailer Insurance Cost in BC?
Most Travel Trailer products are very competitively priced. Each company offers different coverages and coverage limits. Contact one of our offices to find the best product for your needs.
Is New Vehicle Replacement Insurance worth having on a leased vehicle?
Yes! Nowadays, most leasing companies will build GAP insurance into their contracts, but most people don’t realize that GAP is more designed to protect the Lessor as opposed to the Lessee. In the event of a Total Loss, GAP insurance will make up the difference between what a person owes on their leasing contract and the vehicle’s actual cash value. This leaves the Lessee with no vehicle, and nothing to put towards a new one. Our New Car Replacement policy would pay the Insured the difference between the actual cash value settlement that the Lessor received for the loss vehicle, and the cost of the brand new model year, which can then be applied as a down payment towards a new lease or financing contract for a replacement vehicle.
Is there a discount if I have more than one motorcycle insured with ICBC?
Multi-vehicle discounts may be applicable depending on the number of motorcycles insured under the same policy. Speak to your InsureBC broker to find out about this option.
My transaction is not eligible online, now what?
No problem! If you cannot renew your policy online, our licenced insurance agent can assist you in one of three simple ways: Step 1: Visit an office near you to renew your policy in-person. Step 2: Call any of our offices to renew your policy over the phone. Step 3: Complete the renewal request form online and we will contact you to renew your policy via email or over the phone.
What cannot be done online?
You cannot renew your policy online if: It is for a jointly owned vehicle It is for a leased vehicle. It is for a company-owned vehicle It is for a motorcycle It is for a collector vehicle It is a commercial policy It is expired You want to add, remove or change your ICBC optional coverages during the renewal You have outstanding debt owed to ICBC Other potential ineligibilities
What does basic auto coverage from ICBC provide?
Basic coverage from ICBC includes third-party liability, accident benefits and uninsured motorist protection.
What should I look for in an international business insurance provider?
When choosing an international business insurance provider, it's important to look for a company with experience in providing coverage for businesses operating in your industry and geographic location. It's also important to choose a provider with a strong financial rating and a track record of paying claims promptly. InsureBC can help you find the right insurance provider for your needs.
How can I ensure that I have the right amount of coverage?
Working with an experienced international business insurance broker like InsureBC can help ensure that you have the right amount of coverage. Our experts can evaluate your business and recommend the types and amounts of coverage required to mitigate risks.
What information do I need to provide to get international business insurance quotes?
To get international business insurance quotes, you will need to provide information about your business, including its location, industry, and the types of coverage you require.
What is the role of international business insurance brokers?
International business insurance brokers help businesses find the right insurance coverage for their specific needs. They can provide expert advice on the types of coverage required and help businesses find the best insurance providers.
What kind of businesses need international business insurance with US exposure?
Any business that operates in the US or does business with US clients should consider getting international business insurance with US exposure. This can include businesses in industries such as manufacturing, hospitality, and technology.
What is US exposure in international business insurance?
US exposure refers to the risks associated with conducting business in the United States. This can include risks related to US laws and regulations, as well as risks associated with doing business with US clients.
What are Employee Health Insurance, Health benefits & Group Health?
Employee Health Insurance is a plan provided by employers covering their employees' medical expenses. Health Benefits encompass Employee Health Insurance and can also include other forms of coverage like dental, vision, and disability insurance. Group Heath is a type of insurance plan where the employer and employees collectively share the cost of coverage.
What is a companion benefit in group health insurance?
A companion benefit in group health insurance refers to additional coverage or services that complement the base health insurance plan. This could include services like mental health counselling or wellness programs.
What is employer-sponsored healthcare coverage?
Employer-sponsored healthcare coverage is a health insurance plan provided by a company to its employees. The employer typically pays a portion of the premium and the employee pays the rest.
How to choose the best group health insurance?
Choosing the best group health insurance involves considering the specific needs of your employees, the cost of the plan, the extent of coverage, and the reputation of the insurance provider.
How should startups get Group health insurance?
Startups can acquire group health insurance the same way any other business would, by reaching out to an insurance broker or provider. It's important for startups to consider the specific needs of their team and business model.
How does an employer start a group health insurance plan?
Starting a group health insurance plan involves contacting an insurance broker or provider, discussing the needs of the business and employees, and choosing a plan that suits those needs.
Who needs visitor medical insurance for Canada?
All visitors to Canada, including tourists, international students, and temporary workers, should consider purchasing visitor insurance for Canada to protect themselves from unexpected medical expenses.
What is visitor insurance for Canada?
Visitor insurance for Canada is a type of travel insurance that provides medical coverage for visitors to Canada who require emergency medical care during their trip.
Can I purchase travel insurance after I've already booked my trip?
Yes, you can often purchase travel insurance after you've already booked your trip. However, some coverage options may be limited or unavailable if you wait too long to purchase a policy. It's best to purchase travel insurance as soon as possible after booking your trip to ensure maximum coverage.
What does travel insurance typically cover?
Travel insurance can cover a wide range of events, including trip cancellation or interruption, medical emergencies, evacuation or repatriation, lost or stolen baggage, and more. The specific coverage options can vary depending on the provider and plan you choose. Contact your broker for more details.
Can I get a travel insurance quote online?
Yes, you can often get a travel insurance quote online by filling out a form with your trip details and coverage preferences. InsureBC offers an online quote tool for travel insurance, making it easy to get a quote quickly and conveniently.
Why do I need travel insurance?
Travel insurance can help protect you financially in case of unexpected events during your trip. Without travel insurance, you could be responsible for paying out of pocket for medical expenses, trip cancellations, lost or stolen baggage, and more. Travel insurance can provide peace of mind and help you avoid significant financial losses.
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