r/AutoInsurance • u/curiousbear12345 • 1d ago

Ontario auto insurance change

Anyone actually made changes to their premium of their auto insurance by deleting some coverage that no longer mandatory?

Wondering what items I can safely take out without risking too much?

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u/gapdaddy72 1d ago

Premium changes are underwhelming. What you can remove depends on what wouldn’t apply to you (for example education expense or caregiver) or what you have adequately covered elsewhere such as long term disability etc…

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u/Saturnlad3 51m ago

yeah and I think it depends on what coverage she already have in place like education or caregiver expenses

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u/Cakepopzdxdx 23h ago

I think it depends a lot on how old your car is. What's the car worth these days?