ThinkInsure News, Blog & Tips

Ontario has increased the vehicle accident reporting threshold to $5,000 – here’s how it can impact the claims process.

Lying to your insurance company can cost you - fines, claim denial, and even jail time. Learn what happens if you lie to your insurance company.

Insurance fraud cases, the cost of accident injury claims, and abuse of the system all contribute to rising policy costs. Drivers need to be aware of the signs of fraud and the common types.

Extreme weather events are on the rise. Are you covered for the damage to your vehicle? Learn about the types of insurance that protects your vehicles against weather events.

Filing a home insurance claim? Get answers to common questions about how it works, what to expect, and get advice for managing the process.

What is the average home insurance cost in Ontario? We’ll take a look at the average cost of homeowners insurance in Ontario and top factors that influence the average house insurance rates.

So you’ve had a car accident. Now what? Find out what to do when a car accident happens in Ontario. Here's what to report to the police and insurance.

If you get into a car accident, you will likely need to visit a collision reporting centre in Ontario. Find reporting centres in GTA and learn about the collision reporting process.

If you need to drive in heavy fog, using safe driving techniques can limit the chance of an accident. Here’s how you can drive safely in fog.

The Statutory Accident Benefits Schedule in Ontario ensures certain benefits are available to any person injured in a car accident. In this blog, we’ll discuss what the statutory accident benefits schedule is and the role it plays in insurance and accident benefits claims.

The holiday season is a busy time. As you wrap things up at work, decorate your home, navigate snowy roads, and shop for the perfect gift, it’s important to take safety into consideration. Check out our collection of winter holiday safety tips.

Learn about pay-as-you-go in Canada. Find out the costs, how it works, who it’s for and its role in the future of automobile coverage.

When it comes to driving without insurance in Ontario, the fines and penalties are not worth the risk. Learn about the most common questions about driving without coverage, fines, penalties, consequences and the potential impact on your policy.

Uninsured motorist coverage in Ontario provides protection if you’re involved in an accident with an uninsured or underinsured driver. Learn about policy limits and options.

Need to add a secondary driver to your Ontario car insurance? Learn the rules for occasional driver coverage, the difference between primary and secondary drivers, and how to get the best rates.