Business insurance policies are tailored to your industry. Coverage varies and covers:
Learn more about Business insurance here: Starting a business: When to buy business insurance
Business insurance is key to protecting your business assets. Depending on the coverage you choose, damage to business assets and operating losses will be covered following certain types of loss, such as fire, theft, and certain types of water damage. Business liability, i.e., for property damage or bodily injury caused to others on the premises or in the course of the company’s activities, is also covered.
The deductible, indicated in your policy, is the amount you agree to pay in the event of damage to your vehicle or property. Your claim may be subject to a waiver of the deductible, depending on the extent of your loss and the terms of your policy.
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A condo association’s insurance generally covers:
Note that each condo owner must take out a home insurance policy to cover improvements to their unit, their personal property and their third-party liability.
As soon as you notice a loss in your home, here’s what you should do:
A claims adjuster will then contact you to assess your case and process your claim.
View our tips here: What you need to know about home insurance claims
A home insurance policy has limitations and exclusions for certain types of property, including:
If limitations apply and you feel that the amount of compensation provided for in your policy is too low or you wish to increase it, talk to your damage insurance representative.
If a loss occurs and causes damage to your car or home while our offices are closed, you can call us any time at 1-888-590-2433. Otherwise, depending on the nature of the loss, you can file a claim in your Client Space.
Learn how to file an online claim here: Fast and easy home and car insurance claims
If you’re unable to finalize the creation of your account in Client Space, there are two possible
explanations:
Need help? Call us at 1-877-668-8835.
The best way to determine the true value of your personal property is to make an inventory.
On your list, consider including your: