The world of commercial insurance can be an unforgiving one. The requirements are sometimes steep and hard to understand and the coverages can be confusing at the best of times. This is why it's important to have an experinenced commercia linsurance broker on your side to guide you through your risks and coverage needs as a commercial business. 

CSIO (the Centre for Study of Insurance Operations) released a legal advisory report this week suggesting change in legislation across Canada to allow consumers to use electronic proof of car insurance rather than the traditional hardcopy pink slips we are required to use today.

Whether you own or rent your home, it is always a good idea to protect your belongings with a property insurance policy. While there are some big differences in a home owner's insurance policy and a renters or tenant insurance policy, they are both put in place with the same goal: to protect your property in the event of an accident or theft.

The most significant insurance mistake you can ever make is not having any insurance at all. For example, if you drive without auto insurance you are breaking the law. If you get homeowners insurance when you purchase your house and then cancel it, you would be in quite the predicament if a fire destroys your kitchen.

Insurance is a way for consumers to protect their possessions and themselves from the risk of loss by paying a relatively low annual payment to an insurance company. The idea is simple, but there are so many things to consider when purchasing an insurance policy. Here are six ways to save on your insurance this year.

The Armour Insurance Lloydminster office is looking for qualified insurance professionals to join our team. We are currently welcoming applications from across Alberta and Saskatchewan. If you're in the Lloyd area or relocation is an option for you, we'd love to talk.