Bonne question

General information only. This isn’t insurance advice: your policy always has the final say.

← Common questions

Will a not-at-fault accident raise my premium?

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Generally, a claim where you’re found 0% at fault shouldn’t count against you in pricing. Each insurer has its own rules, though; ask yours how it treats your record.

A general answer. Your policy always has the final say.

A question about your own policy?

This site explains the general rules. Only your insurer can say what your policy covers: ask your agent or broker. This site doesn’t make recommendations. To choose coverage, also talk to a certified professional.

  • Check an agent or broker: AMF register, at lautorite.qc.ca
  • Insurance information: Autorité des marchés financiers
  • General insurance questions: Centre d’information sur les assurances, 514-288-4321 or 1-877-288-4321
  • Injuries in a car accident: SAAQ
  • Professional conduct: Chambre de l’assurance de dommages