Save on insurance – without
scrimping on coverage
Want to pay less for insurance without cutting
corners on coverage? It might sound like a tall order, but there
are lots of small steps Canadians can take to save money on home
and auto insurance, without sacrificing comprehensive coverage.
“Insurance costs are based on a number of
factors,” says Henry Blumenthal, Vice President and Chief
Underwriter, TD Insurance. “The first thing you should do
is call your insurance provider to ensure your information is
up-to-date. Something as simple as switching to a job with a
shorter commute can impact your auto insurance
premium.”
The information insurers look at may not be obvious
so it’s worth taking a few minutes to double-check the
details of your policy. For example, if you are a homeowner and
you’ve recently quit smoking, you may be eligible for
savings on your home insurance policy since it reduces the risk of
fire.
In addition to making sure that your premiums are
updated, re-examining how your policy is set up can also help to
put some money back in your pocket. As a TD Insurance customer, you
can save simply by combining your home and auto insurance policies.
And, if you take a driver’s education course,
you’ll be eligible for more savings on auto
insurance.
“Everyone loves to save money,”
adds Blumenthal. “By following these tips and starting a
dialogue with your insurance provider, you’ll be able to
find out what you can do to lower the cost of insurance –
without reducing the amount of coverage you have.”
More information is available online at www.tdinsurance.com, or
toll-free at 1-888-788-0839.
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