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Liability: Tenant liability insurance protects you if you've damaged property, or an accident occurs in your home, and someone is injured. Most basic insurance policies cover $1 million to $2 million dollars in liability if a lawsuit is brought against you. Be sure to confirm liability coverage with your policy.
Tenants' liability insurance is designed to protect tenants from losing their deposit, or being left out of pocket if they cause accidental damage to their landlord's items or property. Depending on the landlord, some will require you to have tenants' liability insurance before you take out a rental contract with them.
Tenant insurance isn't mandatory in Ontario; however, your landlord may require you to have coverage as part of your lease agreement. This coverage may be required by the landlord as it protects them if something happens to the rental unit and your stuff is destroyed.
We recommend a minimum of $30,000 for contents,$1,000,000 for personal liability and $3000 for additional living expenses, but it can vary depending on your needs. As Ontario tenant insurance brokers, we can help you choose the right policy limits for your needs and budget.
Renters and tenants insurance are two terms that insurance companies use for exactly the same thing. This insurance helps to cover your property and possessions. The term \u201ctenants insurance\u201d is common in Canada, while Americans tend to use \u201crenters insurance\u201d to refer to the same type of policy.
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Is renter's insurance required in Canada? There is currently no law in Canada that requires tenants to purchase renter's insurance. While some types of insurance, such as car insurance, are required in Canada, renter's insurance is something you can decide to purchase if you want extra peace of mind.
No, tenant insurance isn't required by law in Ontario. But, a landlord can ask for proof of renters (or contents) insurance in your lease agreement.
Tenants' liability insurance can help by covering the cost of fixing and repairing items that you damage by accident. This means there's less risk of a dispute with your landlord. But even if this did happen, tenants' liability insurance can also cover legal costs if you had to go to court over a dispute.
Tenancy Liability covers accidental damage to your landlord's contents and items they provide for you to use, whereas Tenants Contents Insurance covers your personal possessions in case of fire, theft, accidental damage or other insured risk.
In short, the answer is no. Renters insurance isn't required by law so you can't be evicted for not having it. But a landlord can require a tenant to have insurance as part of the lease agreement.

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