A condo insurance comparison
- Assumed annual premium
- $1,200/yr
- Assumed alternative
- $900/yr
- Calculated difference
- $300/yr
Ask about unit improvements, personal property, loss assessment and deductibles. Illustrative amounts, not a quote.

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Home insurance · comparison examples
Explore three home insurance illustrations, then compare your own coverage. These assumed amounts show the maths, not available rates or recent customer quotes.
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Assumed amounts · CAD per year
Ask about unit improvements, personal property, loss assessment and deductibles. Illustrative amounts, not a quote.
Check rebuilding limits, water coverage, exclusions and deductibles before comparing home proposals. Illustrative amounts, not a quote.
A lower price can include different water limits or exclusions. Compare the same coverage questions. Illustrative amounts, not a quote.
Illustrations use assumed premiums and are not insurer offers, customer results or guaranteed savings. Compare the same limits, deductibles and coverage before choosing. .
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Hypothetical situations to help you prepare questions—not actual client claims or promises of coverage.

Scenario: A pipe breaks and damages flooring and belongings.
What happens next: Document the source and damage. The insurer will review the cause, policy wording, limits and deductible; different water events have different treatment.

Scenario: Personal belongings are taken during a break-in.
What happens next: Keep police details and proof of ownership. Item limits, valuation and any scheduled coverage are part of the assessment.

Scenario: A visitor alleges an unsafe condition caused an injury.
What happens next: Send the allegation to your insurer promptly. Liability and the policy response require investigation rather than an assumed payout.
Actual outcomes depend on the facts and applicable wording. Read claims guidance · Ask about the next step
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