We were with Aviva last year but after they increased prices we found CAA was cheapest for our 2 vehicles and home. Be sure to reference your membership number if you have one for additional savings.acuchek15 wrote: ↑ Good day! My auto insurance is due for renewal in June. Can anyone recommend a good company with affordable monthly premium for 2 cars and a home coverage? My husband & I are currently with Aviva but they have increased our monthly premium by $100, to a total of $515. We live in Whitby.
Any input will be greatly appreciated. Thank you!
Usually, you’ll get the best rate through any “group insurance” that you might be qualified for. Ask around to see what might be available such as through your employee association, union, work benefits, alumni/ school, professional association, etc. Group rates are usually cheaper because the defined group has a lower risk profile than the general population.
I feel sorry for my wallet. I wonder if it's because ambulance chasers are using concussions and mental health to get around soft tissue cap.
That's an average increase as well. So you can assume about 10% of clients will see 30% or more and some may see low single digit increases.... The rest are going to be in the 10-25% range. Averaging out to their approval.
Group insurance is no guarantee either, as I used to be insured with TDMM and their rates were much higher than what I'm paying now.JoelK22976 wrote: ↑ Insurance isn't "one-size-fits-all," what may be cheap for someone else may be more expensive for you (and vice versa). I agree with @l69norm that group insurance can greatly lower your premiums. When I was in school, I was paying something like $300/month for just auto insurance under my parent's policy as a secondary driver.. Now I'm paying ~$200/month for auto (two cars) and home insurance.
