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Compare the bundle against the best separate prices before you commit.
Most insurers discount both policies when you insure your home, condo or tenancy and your cars with them. The multi-line discount is real, but the best bundle is not always cheaper than the best separate prices from two insurers.
An advisor quotes both ways and also checks bundle extras such as a single deductible when the same event damages your home and car.
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Who it’s for
Coverage
A discount on both policies with one insurer.
Some bundles apply one deductible when the same event damages home and car.
Simpler billing and one advisor for both.
Extra liability over both policies.
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