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Yes, drivers can take advantage of several ICBC discounts such as good driving record, safe driver discount and low-risk vehicle discount.

Yes, you can switch between ICBC auto insurance plans at any time. However, you may incur additional charges or fees if you want to make changes to your existing policy. Read more: https://www.icbc.com/insurance/Pages/FAQs.aspx

Yes! If you transfer ownership to any of your immediate family members mid-term, your policy can be transferred to the new owner. The recipient of your vehicle would keep the same policy number, effective and expiry date.

Yes! If you purchase a new vehicle while mid-term in your current policy, we can process a transfer of the policy to your new vehicle. This will generate a new policy, with a new policy number, effective and expiry date. Any unused portion of the premium for your previous policy can be applied to the new insurance premium as transfer credit.

Our unique eligibility guidelines allow for any vehicle that is 5 years old or newer to qualify for New Car Replacement coverage. That means you are not required to have just recently purchased your vehicle to qualify and can purchase a policy any time between your vehicle being brand new, and 5 model years old. There is also no kilometre restriction, just as long as your vehicle has not been driven on average more than 40,000 km a year since it was new.

No, after a total loss you are not required to buy the same vehicle as you had previously. You are more than welcome to choose a different or better vehicle, or even take the cash settlement if you’d like, however we will only pay up to the replacement value of the same make, model, and trim package as the vehicle that you had previously. It will be in the most current model year.

Any type of business operating out of a residential property may be eligible for a Home Based Business (HBB) policy with InsureBC as long as they meet certain criteria such as gross annual revenue thresholds and having fewer than 10 employees working at the premises on any given day. Home-based business insurance covers the things you need to run your business. Whether it’s your office contents, your general liability or items pertaining to legal expenses you may incur, our home-based insurance packages offer you peace of mind so you can focus on what’s most important—growing your business.

Changes can be made to your Home Based Business insurance policy at any time by contacting your InsureBC broker. Your broker can help you to make the necessary adjustments or explain any available options.

Yes, this policy can be purchased online in a matter of minutes!

Yes, we offer additional coverage for Home-Based Business policies such as Professional Liability and Cyber Liability Insurance. These endorsements help to provide tailored protection for your specific business operations.

Yes, it is important to ensure that your personal Homeowner’s policy does not provide the required protection. A dedicated Home-Based Business insurance policy from InsureBC provides tailored protection for your unique needs.

Critical illness insurance offers coverage for a defined list of illnesses that are considered critical or life-threatening. These conditions often include heart attack, stroke, cancer, major organ transplant or failure, aortic surgery, Alzheimer's disease among others. The insurance is designed to deliver a lump sum payment within 30 days of being diagnosed with a covered condition.

The objective of this payment is to financially protect you and your family, allowing you to focus on your health and well-being without the added stress of medical care costs or other related expenses. Even individuals diagnosed with a life-threatening illness prior to getting the policy might find solace in the fact that some pre-existing conditions are also taken into account under this plan.

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Some critical illness insurance plans may cover certain pre-existing conditions, but it typically depends on the specific policy terms and the nature of the condition

The amount of critical illness insurance needed varies based on individual circumstances, including financial responsibilities, dependents, and lifestyle. As a rule of thumb, the coverage should be sufficient to cover potential medical expenses and provide financial stability during your recovery. One years income.

Consider the range of covered conditions, the lump sum payment amount, the policy's terms regarding pre-existing conditions, and the cost of premiums. Also, check if the policy includes the return of premiums feature.

Some policies may exclude pre-existing conditions, while others may provide coverage with certain restrictions or higher premiums. Your broker can help you understand your options and find the best policy for your needs. Contact your broker for more information.

When contemplating the amount of coverage for a critical illness insurance plan, consider your current health status, family medical history, and financial obligations. The coverage should be adequate to cover potential medical care costs and provide financial security during recovery.As a rule of thumb consider at leat one years income.

If you suspect that you've been a victim of identity theft, act quickly. Contact your bank and credit card companies, place fraud alerts on your credit reports, and file a police report. Contact your broker for more details on what steps to take.

No, InsureBC's Identity Theft Restoration Insurance cannot prevent identity theft from happening. However, it can help protect you financially in the event of an identity theft event.

Yes, you can purchase InsureBC's Identity Theft Restoration Insurance online. Simply visit our website by clicking this link and complete the online application to get a personalized quote.

Identity theft insurance is a type of insurance policy that helps protect you from financial losses resulting from identity theft. It typically covers expenses related to restoring your identity, such as lost wages, legal fees, and credit monitoring services.

When choosing a boat insurance policy in BC, it's important to consider the coverage options, deductibles, and premiums. You should also research the insurer's reputation for customer service and claims handling.

The cost of boat insurance can vary depending on several factors, such as the type and size of your boat, its age and condition, where you operate it, and your driving record. Other factors may also come into play, such as whether you have safety equipment on board, such as life jackets and fire extinguishers.