What Do You Need to Know About SEF 44 Family Insurance?
This blog does a deep dive into the details of SEF 44, its importance, and how it functions within the context of Canadian insurance requirements.
2012 Nova Scotia Insurance Benefits
On April 1st 2012 the Government of Nova Scotia launched updates to Section B insurance benefits. These increase the compensation available and bring the benefits roughly in line with those in New Brunswick. The changes were recommended by an independent review, and are included with every motor vehicle insurance policy in Nova Scotia. Benefit Current…
Minor Injury Cap and Insurance Compensation
When you are injured in a car accident, you may be entitled to compensation for: past and future loss of income past and future medical expenses past and future loss of ability to do housekeeping work pain, suffering and loss of enjoyment of life The Minor Injury Cap only applies to item 4 – compensation…
Getting Money to Replace Your Salary after an Accident
If your doctor says the injuries you have sustained in an accident keep you from working, you may qualify for Weekly Loss of Income Payments. These are provided by your own insurance company as part of a Section B claim. Section B claims can cover two things: medical expenses and loss of income. Reimbursements for…
Section A, B, C & D Accident Benefits
Motor vehicle insurance policies generally have 4 categories that apply to different types of accidents – Section A, Section B, Section C and Section D. Every accident falls into one of these categories; they are simply a way to categorize the type of benefits you will be receiving. Section A A Section A claim is…
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