Properly preparing your vehicle for winter isn’t just about convenience; it’s a safety must.

Welcome to a blog post that may contain the number 25 a few times (Sorry, not sorry) – and no, it’s not a coincidence! We’re diving into the world of auto insurance for new drivers and exploring the unique needs and challenges they face. So, fasten your seatbelts, and let’s start this 25-themed journey.

The spooky season is finally here! (We are big Halloween fans – stop by the office for some candy).While we all love a good Halloween scare, it’s essential to ensure that safety is a top priority for your home and neighborhood. Halloween festivities can be fun, but they can also pose risks to your property.

Just like you prepare your home for the changing seasons, it’s essential to ensure that your insurance coverage aligns with your needs. In this blog post, we’ll talk about the steps for a fall home insurance check-up, offer a checklist for fall home maintenance, and explain the importance of seasonal coverage adjustments.

A rare celestial event that left a significant dent in a Chev Malibu and marked one of the few times in history that a meteorite has directly hit a manufactured object on Earth.

Understand how to protect your home and finances

Beware of Re-VIN’ed Vehicles: What You Should Know Before Buying Your Next Car

Starting January 1, 2024, Albertans will only need to report collisions to the police if the property damage exceeds $5,000, a significant jump from the current threshold of $2,000.

Ah, the holidays! It’s that magical time of year when homes twinkle with lights, halls are decked with festive cheer, and warm gatherings fill our hearts with joy. Amid the celebrations, keeping safety and insurance in mind is crucial. Let’s explore some valuable tips to ensure a wonderful holiday season for you and your family.

Insurance can sometimes feel like navigating a maze. Among the many terminologies, deductibles are one of those puzzling concepts that often leave people scratching their heads. So, let’s clear the fog and shine a light on this often misunderstood insurance principle.