What aspects do consumers appreciate most of all in insurance companies? Each consumer has unique expectations, but overall there are commonalities. InsurEye has conducted a study analyzing over 600 independent consumer reviews to understand what consumers value the most in their insurance providers. The top feature by far is “Fast claim processing”. The second is […]
A new online, independent, consumer-driven insurance review tool is making its debut today, a Canadian first. The InsurEye Customer Experience is an innovative service that equips Canadians with independent consumer insurance reviews for all main insurance types (Home, Auto, and Life including its derivatives such as Disability Insurance, Critical Illness Insurance, Funeral Life Insurance, Health Insurance […]
Insurance is not considered to be an extremely innovative or exciting industry, and with reason. No one wants to be confronted with unexpected surprises when it comes to our protection. Being conservative in the insurance world is not bad, because less risk is a good thing. Nevertheless, the world is not standing still. Some interesting […]
Insurance means a lot of money for consumers, especially if they own several assets (auto insurance, home insurance) and want to protect their loved ones (life insurance). But what exactly does it mean in terms of dollars? Our proprietary research discovered that, on average, Canadians spend approximately $3,100 annually on their home, auto, and life […]
There are many rumors about the differences in insurance premiums for men and women. We have analyzed insurance premiums of Canadians across the four most populated provinces. The outcome was quite clear across all major insurance types: Home, Auto, Life. On average, women in Canada pay 5% less than men for Auto insurance, 8% […]
InsurEye Inc. is now live with its new innovative online service for Canadian consumers – Insurance Peer Comparison. This service shows users how their insurance spending compares to their peers. Insurance quotes can vary not just by 20%, but by 200% or more. Knowing what peers pay allows consumers to make informed buying decisions and […]
