by Amy King | Dec 30, 2021 | Insurance Tips & Advice, Ontario, Personal Lines
You cannot insure what you do not own or have an insurable interest in whether it be a vehicle, a home, a boat, a recreational vehicle or an aircraft. If you are involved in an auto accident, and you contact your Insurance Broker to get a claim started, your Insurance...
by Amy King | May 3, 2021 | Home Insurance, Insurance Tips & Advice
Whether you’re getting ready to give your outdated kitchen a facelift or swap your bathtub for a walk-in shower, it’s easy to get wrapped up in smaller details like drawer handles and towel racks. But while it may be easy to picture what the room will look like when...
by rinsureadmin | Mar 31, 2021 | Home Insurance, Insurance Tips & Advice
It is officially Spring! If you own your own home, or even if you are renting a property, you very likely understand that there is always work to be done…no matter the season. To help you stay on top of the ‘to-dos’, we thought you might appreciate a list of the...
by Amy King | Oct 5, 2020 | Auto Insurance, Insurance Tips & Advice
At Roughley Insurance Brokers, we pride ourselves on offering the right coverage at the right price. You are a unique individual so your insurance should be too. There is not a one-size-fits-all auto insurance coverage – when reviewing the factors that contribute to...
by Amy King | Feb 19, 2020 | Insurance Tips & Advice
Being prepared for any situation while on the road will provide you with peace-of-mind and the tools to overcome a potentially dangerous situation. Public Safety Canada has put together a great resource for you that includes items you should keep in your vehicle in...
by Amy King | Jan 27, 2020 | Auto Insurance, Insurance Tips & Advice, Ontario, Personal Lines
Whether you are taking your car with you on vacation or you are leaving it at home, a quick call to your Insurance Broker should be on your list of things to do to prepare for your upcoming vacation. If you take your car with you: Your auto insurance coverages only...
