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Protect yourself and the people in your home in case you’re sued. With personal liability coverage, you’re covered if someone gets hurt while visiting or for damage you may unintentionally cause.

If something happens to your home, we’ll help pay to repair or rebuild it. Also, because your home isn’t just four walls, we also cover things like your detached garage and shed.

Often called contents insurance, this protects property you own that you could pack in a bag or put in a moving truck. Personal property like your clothing, electronics and furniture are covered while they’re on your property or temporarily removed (like when you’re travelling to work or out of the country).

In case something happens and you can’t live in your home – you’re covered while your house is being repaired. Choose to stay in a hotel or with friends and family, we’ll help cover your extra living expenses either way. Renting out part of your home at the time of loss? You’ll also be covered for your net rental income until your tenants can move back in.

You must have liability coverage in order to drive. It protects you and other drivers financially in case of an accident where you’re at fault. Liability covers you when you are responsible for any damages, injuries or losses experienced by another driver or individual.

This coverage is required across Canada (except Newfoundland and Labrador). If you sustain any injuries or damages from an accident, this will cover your costs. In Québec, B.C., Manitoba and Saskatchewan, it’s included as part of your government car insurance plan. For the rest of Canada, these benefits are included in your policy through a private insurer.

This covers loss or damage to your vehicle and its contents caused by specific events. These events include an accident with another vehicle where you’re at fault or a collision with an object (like a guardrail or a tree). It also provides coverage if your car rolls over, or if your vehicle is subject to a hit and run and reported to police within 24 hours.

Although it’s optional, this coverage is considered essential. Without it, you’ll have to pay out of pocket to repair or replace your vehicle if these events happen. If you lease or finance your car, this coverage is usually required by your lessor or lender.

It’s not just when you’re driving that your vehicle could be damaged. This has your vehicle covered for damage from things like falling objects, vandalism, fire, theft, lightning, windstorm and earthquake.

Do you lease or finance your vehicle? Having both comprehensive and collision coverage may be required by your lender. Find out more about insuring a leased or financed car.