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What companies is InsurEye working with?
InsurEye works with numerous insurance companies through the best Canadian brokerages, many of whom were recognized by Insurance Business Canada magazine as Top Canadian Brokerages 2017, e.g. Surex Direct, LSM Insurance, Mitchell and Whale Insurance. Please note that the list of companies our partnering brokers work with may vary from province to province – see below.
Auto Insurance
- ON: Economical Insurance, Gore Mutual, Jevco, The Guarantee, Perth Insurance, Pembridge Insurance, Pafco Insurance, Echelon Insurance, Hagerty, Aviva, RSA, Travelers, Wawanesa Insurance, Intact Insurance, Northbridge Insurance, CAA Insurance, Chubb Insurance, AIG
- AB, NT, YT: Aviva, Economical Insurance, Gore Mutual, RSA, SGI, Travelers, Wawanesa Insurance, Intact Insurance, Pembridge Insurance
- BC, MB, SK: In these three provinces basic car insurance is available only from a corresponding crown corporation – ICBC (Insurance Corporation of British Columbia) in BC, MPI (Manitoba Public Insurance) in MB, and SGI (Saskatchewan Government Insurance) in SK.
- NS, NB, NL, NU, PE, QC: Currently, our partners are not able to offer car insurance in these provinces, but we are working on expanding our services to these areas.
Home Insurance
- AB, BC, MB, NT, YT: Aviva, Economical insurance, Gore Mutual, RSA, Travelers, Wawanesa Insurance, Peace Hills Insurance, SGI Insurance
- ON, SK: In these provinces we partner directly with one of the leading insurers, Square One Insurance
- NS, NB, NL, NU, PE, QC: Currently, our partners are not able to offer home insurance in these provinces, but we are working on expanding our services to these areas.
Life Insurance
- AB, BC, MB, NB, NL, NS, ON, PE, SK: Assumption Life, Industrial Alliance, Foresters, Western Life Assurance, Empire Life, Ivari (former Transamerica), Wawanesa Insurance, SSQ Financial Group, Canada, Life, Equitable Life of Canada, Desjardins Life Insurance, Humania Assurance, IA Pacific, the Edge, BMO Insurance, RBC Insuramce, La Capitale, CPP.
- NU, NT, QC, YT: Currently, our partners are not able to offer life insurance in these provinces, but we are working on expanding our services to these areas.
Commercial Insurance
- ON: Gore Mutual, Travelers, Intact Insurance, Wawanesa Insurance, Totteen Group Insurance, Encon, Coachman, The Guarantee, Economical Insurance, RSA, Creechurch, Aviva, Evolution
- AB, BC, MB, SK, NT, YT: Aviva, Gore Mutual, Economical Insurance, Intact Insurance, RSA, Travelers, Wawanesa Insurance
- NS, NB, NL, NU, PE, QC: Currently, our partners are not able to offer business insurance in these provinces, but we are working on expanding our services to these areas.
InsurEye’s Objective
The main objective of our company is to provide consumers access to unique information and tools. We believe in informing you about all the relevant insurance aspects before providing you with an online insurance quote – which we are able to do by partnering with the best Canadian insurance brokers.
Our tools include various insurance calculators, allowing you to find cheap insurance and compare rates across various providers. Independent insurance reviews go even further, providing you with a unique view on the experiences of other customers. Other personal finance tools will help you with mortgage and credit card choices.
Our blog and article section collects numerous publications that should answer all your insurance questions and equip you with the insurance knowledge you need. These publications elaborate not only on key categories types such as home, auto, life, and business insurance, but also provide details about other sub-types of insurance, such as no medical life insurance, high-risk car insurance, classic car insurance, motorcycle insurance, condo insurance, disability insurance, critical illness insurance and much more.
InsurEye's Insights
How much do you need to make to afford a Toronto condo in each neighbourhood?
October 19th, 2018
Toronto condo market overview
Toronto condos have outpaced all other market segments in the housing market this year. Even when detached houses, semi-detached and townhouses were sinking in price earlier in 2018, condos experienced double digit growth.
Toronto condos were up 6.5 per cent in the 416 this May 2018 to about $603,000 according to the Toronto Real Estate Board (TREB) while detached houses declined 5.6 per cent to just over $1.4 million.
At the end of the summers the numbers w[...]
11 Disability Insurance myths to know before you apply for a Policy
October 12th, 2018
Most people are not familiar with how disability insurance works. Today we will take a look at what it is so we can dispel some myths about this important policy.
Disability insurance provides you with a continuous stream of income in the event of a disability. The idea is that it substitutes a part of your income until you return to work. Typically, disability insurance quotesare higher than life insurance quotes because the risk of a disability is greater than the risk of death.
Here[...]
Want to Buy a Condo? Five Canadian Online Resources That You Must Use
August 30th, 2018
Long gone are the days when buying a condo meant a moderate investment. The average condo price in Toronto has reached $600,000, and in Vancouver it is approaching $700,000. It’s best to be well informed before you make the move to get a dream condo with a high price tag.
If you want to buy like a pro, you need professional tools, and that’s why we have collected several sources that inform you about all the aspects of buying a condo, from listings to reviews.
Here is a brief version of the[...]
The Foreign Transaction Fee: What is it and how to avoid it
August 16th, 2018
Sticking to a budget is hard enough while on vacation in a foreign country. Add to that elusive fees, such as the foreign transaction fee on credit cards that tacks on a few extra dollars and cents to all purchases made abroad, and it becomes all that much harder.
What is a foreign transaction fee?
Every time you swipe, tap or insert your credit card in a foreign country, you incur a fee known as a foreign transaction fee. On average, this fee adds an additional 2.5% to all credit card purcha[...]
How Much a Good Condo View is Worth Today?
June 22nd, 2018
A prospective buyer is always going to be focused on a condo unit’s view. Unlike a house, these units rarely have multiple windows to the outside in various directions. The exterior wall, which usually is either glass or contains a balcony, is likely the only point of contact with the natural world.
While the interior of a unit can always be renovated, a resident is stuck with the view as long as they’re occupying the unit.
Or, that view can change for the worst if a new building is const[...]
If Life Insurance Plans Were Cars: How to Look at Various Types of Life Insurance in Canada
June 10th, 2018
Overall, insurance is considered a somewhat boring, though necessary, topic. On top of that, it is not always clear – there are plenty of various types of life insurance products in Canada that work differently. I decided to explain it in a bit of a different and funny way – I hope that you will like it.
Imagine that an insurance policy is not a boring document, but a car: which one will you choose for your life journey?
Insurance Type
Car comparison
Types of Life
Insuranc[...]
Own your home? You could be eligible for these tax credits and rebates
April 18th, 2018
It’s no secret that property prices in many urban areas of Canada are on fire. And it’s not limited to just the core of Toronto and Vancouver. Houses for sale in Hamilton, for example, have doubled in price in the last decade and houses in Mississauga are almost $750,000. It’s increasingly hard for the average Canadian to get a foothold on the property ladder. Even the most affordable market segments, like condos and townhouses, feel out of reach. And if you do own your home, it’s likely to requ[...]
How Competitive is it to Buy a Home in Toronto? INFOGRAPHIC
March 6th, 2018
Toronto real estate has been tumultuous in the last few years. At first, everything was going, up, up and up. Record low-interest rates made huge mortgages more attractive, and few new suburbs were developed thanks to the Greenbelt. Almost 90, 000 Newcomers were moving to Toronto each year, along with Canadians from other parts of the country. The high demand and low supply put a squeeze on property prices, causing average property values to rise double-digits, year over year, with seemingly no [...]
Canadian Condo Review Platform CondoEssentials Launched
February 13th, 2018
InsurEye Inc has announced the launch of a new website: CondoEssentials. The new site is a condo review platform that has been designed to better inform Canadians about real estate, with a particular emphasis on condominiums.
InsurEye has been informing consumers about details of auto, life and condo insurance for years through thousands of independent insurance reviews, each one carefully moderated in order to ensure a high quality of information. Now, the Toronto-based insurance analysis co[...]
Ten Tips for Selling Your Home in January
January 15th, 2018
Is a new job or another factor making you fret about the need to sell your home in January? Save your emotional energy for a good marketing plan, a good sales agent and your unleashing of optimism. Real estate sources note that nowadays fewer bad times to sell exist in major city markets. While acknowledging that everything tends to slow down in late December through to January, they all agree that action picks up again the week after New Year’s Day. Even if a spate of bad weather descends to ke[...]
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