Ontario Insurance News
Busy Parents in Ontario Love Excalibur’s Rate Reducer: An Insurance Broker’s Strategy to Make
What To Do Before a House Fire We get it - parents worry. From
What to Do After a House Fire House fires can be traumatic, and the
Insurance Advice for First Time Home Buyers You’ve been
Are You Protected From Ransomware? Ransomware has become a
In 2017 there was a 15% increase in auto thefts across Ontario, with a new form of theft contributing to these rising statistics. If you own a vehicle with keyless ignition, one of those vehicles
Social Media Security While social media can help organizations
If you’re finally taking that vacation you’ve been dreaming of, the last thing you want after a great week of travel is to come home to a flooded basement or a ransacked house.
Nowadays, cars can virtually drive themselves. Thanks to many high-tech features, your commute has never been as easy, or as safe. These added safety features include
Many people assume that the friend’s insurance will cover an at fault accident, but the truth is in many cases it’s the owner of the car who is liable. Whether you’re driving or not, your car is covered.
Most small to medium sized businesses in Ontario have Individually Rated Commercial Auto (IRCA) insurance, which can cost up to $500 more annually than Fleet Insurance. It can also limit the flexibility of drivers across multiple vehicles and bury you chest deep in insurance red tape.
Excalibur Insurance News
To Our Excalibur Clients, This week, many of Canada’s auto insurers have come forward promising relief for qualifying customers who
Rather than let your policy cancel for non-payment and risk being subject to higher rates as a result here are some ways we can help... Â [READ MORE]
We are still open and serving clients however, for the safety of your family and our team - our offices are currently not open to the public.... Â [READ MORE]
Tips & Advice
6 Best Practices if You’re in a Fender Bender Reading this 4 minute blog can save you stress, unknowns - and even money. Your eyes dart up to the rear-view mirror, for half a second, to tell your kids to stop fighting and when you look back to the
