SlyWombat
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CIBC/Desjardins Insurance (Certas Direct) is worth looking into.
Same, I was with Allstate, but when I got my P100D they did not insure this "high value car", so switched to CIBC/Desjardins with no issues and a few $ cheaper.
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CIBC/Desjardins Insurance (Certas Direct) is worth looking into.
Seriously? I was told they need to have $5000 deductible since it’s a really expensive car. How did you get it so low?I'm using RBC (Aviva) and I'm paying about $110 / month with $300 deductible (it goes down $100 / yr with no claims).
Seriously? I was told they need to have $5000 deductible since it’s a really expensive car. How did you get it so low?
Well initially it started off with RBC and now I’m with Aviva due to the insurance unit offloading from RBC. I guess I’ll give Aviva a call to see what’s going on. Hopefully I can get the same rate. Thanks for your help.Are you dealing with RBC or Aviva? I have a feeling their policies are quite different.
I did nothing special but I have been with them for about 10 years and I'm on my second Tesla with them.
I would avoid in nova which is basically AVIVA insurance. They are worst in the industry. For sure they will take your money now but if you get in an accident they are the worst in paying for care and benefits. They will take you to court but not pay. I am in the rehab industry and I see it all the time.
TDMM is way better.
You need to remember that you are only speaking of your experience with them in your profession, which is only a small part of rating an insurance company's total performance.
As a broker, my concerns include my clients being fairly and properly looked after.
I totally disagree with your statements above. Aviva has fair prices, services, and products imo.
I do not have a contract to write insurance with Aviva.
Brokers have a big responsibility in educating the client about the product they sell which is not been done. You might be only worried about selling the product. My opinion is about after the fact there is an accident. Brokers don’t do anything after the accident. In fact people are upset at their broker for lack of info that was provided
If Aviva was as bad as you portray, then why are they the second largest underwriter in Canada with 8% market share?
What does company size or market share have to do with the way a company treats their clients? Bell and Rogers have 100% of the market share, do you think they are good to their customers?
I believe Aviva has had more successful bad faith claims against them than any other insurer in Ontario. They are awful to their clients, I see it everyday. Wawanesa and State Farm/Desjardins a close 2nd and third.
I am with TD MM but The Co-Operators are the best company towards their clients by a country mile. Expensive but very reasonable in dealing with their clients.
What does company size or market share have to do with the way a company treats their clients? Bell and Rogers have 100% of the market share, do you think they are good to their customers?
I believe Aviva has had more successful bad faith claims against them than any other insurer in Ontario. They are awful to their clients, I see it everyday. Wawanesa and State Farm/Desjardins a close 2nd and third.
I am with TD MM but The Co-Operators are the best company towards their clients by a country mile. Expensive but very reasonable in dealing with their clients.
Thank you. It’s not just I who have seen that AVIVA is garbage there are others.
I am just giving my opinion about what we I see in our industry after an accident which is what is important. Which is what they promise they will do after the accident, which is why we pay insurance for protection Just in case we get into accident. They lie
Also brokers point about accident fraud. FSCO charges clinics money to regulate us and guess how many fraud they have found in recent years. NONE.
It’s a cash grand. Just to mKe insurance companies look good guys. And brokers benefit a lot from it. Brokers sell product. That they make money from
Also Aviva is doing well because it’s the cheapest insurance in most cases and basically they are promising people which they won’t deliver