Affordable car insurance in Ontario.

[Meya06]

Hi,

Any recommendations for cheap car insurance in Ontario?

Thanks in advance ;D

 

[HilaryK]

I'm still looking You can compare quotes at kanetix.ca if that helps.

Hilary

 

[rajanvnv]

Hi,

Any recommendations for cheap car insurance in Ontario?

Thanks in advance ;D

Try desjardins

 

[Meya06]

Thanks everyone.

 

[CDNPR2014]

Aviva insurance is the cheapest i found. i pay about $80/mo. most other companies wanted to consider me "high risk" because of 1 incident on my record and charge nearly $300/mo. i've been with them for almost 2 years without issue.

 

[Meya06]

Aviva insurance is the cheapest i found. i pay about $80/mo. most other companies wanted to consider me "high risk" because of 1 incident on my record and charge nearly $300/mo. i've been with them for almost 2 years without issue.

I got quote online for $400/month with Aviva company, I can't believed it, so expensive
Can you tell me how do you do for $80/month? How long have you been driving in Canada?

The cheapest I got is Belairdirect insurance, rate $225/month.

 

[CDNPR2014]

I got quote online for $400/month with Aviva company, I can't believed it, so expensive
Can you tell me how do you do for $80/month? How long have you been driving in Canada?

The cheapest I got is Belairdirect insurance, rate $225/month.

it was a struggle and the hardest part of my settlement. aviva was the first company to not charge me a ridiculous amount. i've had a canadian license for about 2 years now. i transferred my license from the states, so i had proof of driving before moving to canada. also, my rate went down a bit when we combined our home insurance to the same company. before then, i was still only paying about $90/mo.

have you tried going through an insurance broker instead of with an insurance company directly? that's how i got my insurance. they will help find you the best deal. google "car insurance broker" + your city and call around for quotes. also, don't go by the online quotes. you have to talk to an actual person and submit your driving/insurance history to get the best deals. start with a broker and go from there...

 

[Meya06]

it was a struggle and the hardest part of my settlement. aviva was the first company to not charge me a ridiculous amount. i've had a canadian license for about 2 years now. i transferred my license from the states, so i had proof of driving before moving to canada. also, my rate went down a bit when we combined our home insurance to the same company. before then, i was still only paying about $90/mo.

have you tried going through an insurance broker instead of with an insurance company directly? that's how i got my insurance. they will help find you the best deal. google "car insurance broker" + your city and call around for quotes. also, don't go by the online quotes. you have to talk to an actual person and submit your driving/insurance history to get the best deals. start with a broker and go from there...

Appreciate it, +1 for your help.