If You’re With These Insurers, You Could Get a COVID 'Stimulus'

Jealous of our southern neighbours? Here’s how you can get some free money of your own.

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By Sigrid Forberg

Apr. 09, 2021

If a global health crisis has taught us anything, it’s how quickly we can lose our footing on what we thought was solid ground.

But making sure you’re squared away with the things you can control, like auto, home or affordable life insurance policies, can help you feel more in the driver’s seat while everything else seems to be veering off course.

And now, it may even earn you some cash back.

In the midst of a stubbornly persistent pandemic, some Canadian insurance providers are cutting checks and sending out refunds to loyal customers.

About the Author

Sigrid Forberg

Staff Writer

Sigrid is a staff writer with MoneyWise.ca.

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If You’re With These Insurers, You Could Get a COVID 'Stimulus'

About the Author

Sigrid Forberg

Staff Writer

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