Car Insurance Resource Centre

Learn how car insurance premiums are calculated, including the factors that may lead to premium increases (plus, how to reduce them).

Learn about the difference kinds of car insurance deductibles available, and how to choose the right deductibles when you buy car insurance.

All perils car insurance is the broadest coverage you can buy for your car. Here, learn what it covers and how it works.

Comprehensive car insurance is (usually) optional. Here, learn what it covers, when you need it, and how it compares to other options.

What is collision coverage on your car insurance policy? Learn about this optional coverage and how collision settlements work.

DCPD (direct compensation for property damage) car insurance is mandatory in many provinces. Here, learn how it works and what it covers.

What happens if your application for car insurance is declined in Ontario, Alberta, or Quebec? Learn about your options here.

What's loss of use coverage in car insurance? Learn about here, including how loss of use works and all about rental car eligibility.

Learn about accident benefits and car insurance in Ontario. We cover the mandatory benefits and the options for expanded benefits.

Specified perils coverage is an option for many car insurance policies. Here, we'll explain what it covers and compare it to other options.

Third-party liability is an important concept in car insurance. Here, learn how third-party liability coverage works in car insurance.

There are many car insurance coverages available in Canada. Learn about all of them on this page, from damage coverage to liability.

Every driver in Canada needs car insurance, but not every driver fully understands what it's for. Here, learn all about this crucial coverage.

Should you buy a new or used car? In this guide, learn the pros and cons of each, plus the insurance considerations with new and used vehicles.

Learn what to do in the immediate aftermath of a vehicle collision, from ensuring everyone's safety to starting an insurance claim.

Learn the federal and provincial drinking and driving laws in Canada, including BAC limits, penalties, and car insurance implications.

Drivers in Ontario can decline DCPD coverage when they buy car insurance. Should they? Here, learn the pitfalls of going without DCPD.

Learn about car insurance endorsement OPCF 27 in Ontario, which covers damage to rental cars and certain other non-owned vehicles.

Your guide to loss of use car insurance endorsements in Ontario, Quebec, and Alberta. Learn how they work and why you should have them.

Learn how hit and run coverage works, what it protects, and if a hit and run affects your insurance premium.

How do you pay less for car insurance in Canada? Try one (or all) of these 16 simple tips for reducing your car insurance premiums.

Learn about car insurance endorsements OPCF 44R and SEF 44: Family Protection Coverage in Ontario and Alberta — and why they're crucial to have.

Car insurance resource centre