Your landlord’s insurance covers the building, not your belongings or your liability. Tenant (renters) insurance pays to replace your things after fire, theft or water damage, covers you if you accidentally damage the building or injure someone, and pays hotel costs if your unit becomes unlivable. Many landlords now require proof of tenant insurance in the lease.
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Instant Insurance Estimates vs Quotes vs Policies: What 'Instant' Really Means
What you get in 60 seconds online is usually an estimate, not an instant insurance quote. Here's how estimates, quotes and bound policies differ, how our model works, and which purchases you can finish online in Canada.
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