COVID-19 Insurance and Financial Relief
Find out what COVID-19 financial relief efforts your insurance, credit card or mortgage provider is offering.
COVID-19 insurance, credit card, and mortgage savings and payment deferrals
Insurance companies, mortgage lenders and credit card issuers are responding to the COVID-19 pandemic with relief efforts to help Canadians manage their personal financial impact of the crisis. Find your company below to learn more about what financial relief is available for you.
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- Auto and home insurance relief
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- Credit card relief
- Mortgage relief
- Frequently asked questions about COVID-19, personal finance and your insurance
- COVID-19 resource hub
Auto and home insurance relief
As a result of the COVID-19 lockdown, people are driving less. Millions of Canadians have been laid off from their jobs, or have suddenly found themselves working from home. Insurance needs have changed, and insurance companies have responded by providing financial relief and refunds during this time.
Every company is doing something different. Try our handy COVID-19 rebate calculator to see what your provider is offering:
The situation is changing daily, so always check with your insurer to find out exactly what their relief measures are. Here’s a summary of what we know so far:
Allstate Canada
Refunds:
- On June 08, 2020 Allstate announced a second "Stay at Home Payment" for customers who continue to drive less as a result of COVID-19
- This second one-time payment of approximately 25% of their monthly auto insurance premium applies to policyholders with an active auto policy as of July 6, 2020
- Payments will be sent out via cheque in August
- Also applies to Allstate’s subsidiaries, Pembridge Insurance and Pafco Insurance
Contact:
Contact your personal insurance broker, or reach out to Allstate directly at your provincial number:
Alberta:
Toll Free: 1-800-661-1577
Local: 403-974-8700
Atlantic:
Toll Free: 1-800-561-7222
Local: 506-859-7820
Ontario:
Toll Free: 1-800-387-0462
Local: 905-477-5550
Quebec:
Toll Free: 1-800-463-2813
Local: 514-351-5335
For more information, visit Allstate’s Customer Care page on COVID-19.
Aviva Canada
Rate reductions:
Aviva will be adjusting the rate reductions introduced in August 2020. Changes are effective from May 26, 2021, for new business, and June 26, 2021, for renewals. The rate reduction for Aviva policyholders will be 11% and 15% for Traders General Insurance Company policyholders. Please keep in mind, individual premium changes will vary.
Policyholders will automatically benefit from the price reduction. They will see their premiums reduced when they apply for a new policy or renew an existing one.
Contact:
Contact your personal insurance broker, or reach out to Aviva directly at 1-800-387-4518 to find out more about how to reduce or defer payments. For more information, go to Aviva’s COVID-19 page.
belairdirect
Rate reductions:
belairdirect is offering every private passenger vehicle policyholder across Canada one month of car insurance premium relief to help get through the COVID-19 pandemic.
You can apply for the relief and access your funds via the belairdirect Client Centre. You can also use the mobile app to receive the funds quicker via secure Interac e-Transfer.
Contact:
To apply for these changes online and to learn more, visit belairdirect’s COVID-19 page. You can also call your insurance broker, or call belairdirect directly at 1-888-280-8549, to discuss your options for financial relief.
CAA Insurance
Rate reductions:
CAA is giving all Ontario car insurance policyholders a 15% discount on a 12-month term. The rate relief applies automatically to all new customers effective April 15, 2021, and existing customers whose auto policies renew on or after June 15, 2021.
If your auto insurance policy renews between January 1 and June 14, 2021, you can apply for the incremental rate relief by completing CAA's online form.
Contact:
Contact your insurance broker or local CAA chapter for more information. You can also read CAA’s message to members here.
Chieftain Insurance
Billing changes:
- Offering payment deferrals up to 30 days
- Will not cancel policies for non-payment if the NSF occurred after the government announcement and if you have lost your job
Coachman
Billing changes:
- You can defer payments or spread them out over remaining payments
The Co-operators
Rate reductions:
- If you are no longer working, commuting or are in isolation, you may be eligible for a reduction in your auto insurance premiums
- These reductions are being offered until June
- The Co-operators are also offering coverage suspension for eligible policyholders parking their vehicles
Billing changes:
- Offering customers facing financial hardship as a result of COVID-19 flexible options to defer payments and extend payment grace periods
- Waiving NSF fees due to non-payment
Contact:
Read more about the Co-Operates COVID-19 relief efforts on their site, and be sure to speak with your insurance representative to discuss your situation and your eligibility for this relief.
Desjardins General Insurance
Refunds (auto insurance):
- Desjardins has announced additional premium refunds ranging between 25% and 40% of one monthly premium for all eligible personal and commercial auto insurance customers. Drivers whose policies are in-force as of June 30 will automatically receive the new refund.
- Previously, customers who were only using their vehicles for essential trips such as to the pharmacy or grocery store, you may be eligible for a discount on your auto insurance. Those discounts were initially offered for a period of three months and required application by May 31st.
- The new refund benefit is automatic.
Policy changes:
- If you’re now working from home, you may qualify for a temporary $10,000 increase in your home insurance coverage at no extra cost
- Applies to policyholders now running their business out of their home
Contact:
To learn more about Desjardins COVID-19 changes and your eligibility for refunds, visit Desjardin’s COVID-19 page here.
Dominion Insurance
Billing changes:
- You can defer payments up to 30 days
- You can spread current payment over remaining installments
Contact:
For more information on financial assistance offered by Dominion Insurance, a subsidiary of Travelers Insurance Canada, please visit their COVID-19 page here.
Echelon
Rate reductions:
- Adjusting auto premiums by up to 15% for customers who are driving less
- Suspending all coverage on vehicles that are not in use except comprehensive coverage (protects you if your vehicle is damaged by fire, vandalism, or is stolen), resulting in a premium reduction of up to 80%
- All planned auto rate increases are suspended for the next three to six months, representing savings between 12% and 15%
Policy changes:
- Automatic coverage for customers who volunteer to deliver food or supplies (excluding coverage for paid deliveries such as UberEats)
Billing changes:
- NSF returns suspended until further notice
- Flexible payment arrangements can be made if you contact your broker
- Grace period on renewals and payments have been extended from 30 to 45 days
Contact:
To learn more about your eligibility for Echelon’s COVID-19 relief, please visit their website here. Policyholders are encouraged to contact their broker directly to make payment or policy changes.
Economical
Rate reduction:
Economical Insurance is extending temporary rate decrease for Ontario PPV customers.
Effective dates
Economical's temporary rate decrease will be applied to all new business polices written until June 30, 2021 and to policies renewing until August 31, 2021. This discount will be applied until the end of the policy term and then change back to previously approved rates.
Rate impacts
Policies with a PPV risk will see an average overall rate decrease of 5.0%.
Informing their customers
Economical will mail Ontario PPV customers a letter, informing them about their discounts.
Continued support for Personal Insurance customers
Economical continues to offer relief measures for their customer Ontario on a case-by-case basis:
- Adjustments for different types of use, based on individual needs, e.g., customers who are driving less or not currently driving can temporarily reduce or suspend driving coverage
- Payment deferrals and waiving Economical’s first non-sufficient funds (NSF) fee for missed payments due to the pandemic .
Contact:
Contact your broker directly to make arrangements for COVID-19 relief.
For more information on billing changes and relief efforts, visit Economical’s COVID-19 page here.
Gore Mutual
Gore Mutual has introduced what they’re calling a Customer Care Package in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. It provides the following:
Auto insurance refunds:
Gore will give a 8% base rate reduction to private passenger auto policyholders in Ontario to support them through the next 12 months.
This is in addition to the 5% announced previously. The new rate relief is effective from April 15, 2021, for new customers, and from July 1, 2021, for renewing customers. The base rate reduction will automatically be applied to all new and renewing personal auto policies. Customers aren't required to complete any actions.
Home insurance coverage changes:
- Offering personal liability and business property coverage up to $5,000 on all existing home insurance policies for customers who are working from home. There is no home premium increase for customers. This measure takes effect immediately and is applicable until July 31.
Billing changes:
- Offering flexible payment options on a case-by-case basis
Contact:
Contact your broker directly to discuss payment flexibility and to learn more about the COVID-19 relief efforts. You can also get more information on Gore Mutual’s COVID-19 relief efforts by visiting their page here.
HTM Insurance
Rate reductions:
- If you are using your vehicle less than you were before as a result of COVID, you can work with your agent to reduce your premiums
Billing changes:
- Waiving NSF and short-term cancellation fees
- Additional financial arrangements can be made on a case-by-case basis
Contact:
Contact your broker or agent directly to make financial arrangements for your upcoming premium payments. You can also call HTM directly at 905-372-1364 or toll-free at 1-800-263-3935.
iA Financial Group
Rate reductions:
- iA auto insurance policyholders will automatically get a discount of 20% off their auto insurance premiums, retroactively to April 1st
- Discount is active for two months, though this may be revisited
- You do not need to apply for this discount
Billing changes:
- Payment deferrals can be arranged on a case by case basis for eligible policyholders
Contact:
You are encouraged to contact your advisor to discuss your personal situation. You can read more about iA’s COVID-19 relief measures and eligibility on their website.
La Capitale Insurance
Refunds:
- La Capitale is offering a 20% rebate on auto insurance for all auto policyholders
- Effective as of April 1st and will continue until the COVID-19 lockdown comes to an end
- You do not need to apply as it is an automatic rebate
- Your first rebate should arrive in May
Contact:
For more information on La Capitale’s COVID-19 relief measures, visit the company’s website here.
L’Unique General Insurance
Rate reduction:
- L‘Unique is offering a 20% rebate on auto insurance for all auto policyholders for the duration of the confinement period
Contact:
For more information, contact your insurance broker directly. You can also view the company’s COVID-19 measures here.
Northbridge
Refunds/Rebates:
- If you have an in-force personal line policy with third-party liability personal vehicle coverage as of May 31, 2020, you will receive an automatic 15% premium rebate for the months of April, May and June
- No application is required
- Rebates will be processed beginning June 1, 2020
Rate reductions:
- If you are using your vehicle less than you were before as a result of COVID, you can contact Northbridge to inquire about or arrange potential discounts
Billing changes:
- Offering flexible payments for customers in good standing
- Waiving NSF fees until May 31, 2020
Contact:
Learn more about Northbridge's COVID-19 efforts on their website here.
Onlia
Rate reductions/refunds:
- Onlia is waiving premiums for the month of May for eligible auto and home insurance policyholders
- To be eligible, you must have opened your policy before March 31st and have made at least one full monthly premium payment
- Onlia is calling this effort a "premium holiday" for policyholders
- This is an automatic measure and does not require application
- Additionally, policyholders that download and activate the Onlia Sense safe-driving mobile app can earn an extra $20 for not driving at all during the month of May. This usage-based insurance app is usually used to provide drivers with monthly auto premium discounts based on your driving habits, but is being offered as an incentive during this time
For more information, read our article on Onlia's COVID-19 relief measures. You can also visit Onlia's COVID-19 support and relief page here for the most up-to-date information.
Pafco
A subsidiary of Allstate, Pafco is offering:
Refunds:
- On June 08, it was announced that a second “Stay At Home Payment” will be issued to qualifying customers
- Payment is approximately 25% of your monthly auto insurance premium
- Applies automatically to auto policies active as of July 6, 2020
- Payments will be sent out via cheque in August
Policy changes:
- Extending coverage for customers who use their vehicles to deliver food and medicine for commercial purposes. Standard personal auto insurance policies do not typically include this coverage
Billing Changes:
- Waiving NSF fees
- Opportunities to defer your monthly payment
- Opportunity to reduce coverage
Contact:
Contact your insurance broker to arrange for financial assistance. To learn more about Pafco’s COVID-19 relief measures, go to their website here.
Pembridge
A subsidiary of Allstate, Pembridge is offering:
Refunds:
- On June 08, it was announced that a second “Stay At Home Payment” will be issued to qualifying customers
- Payment is approximately 25% of your monthly auto insurance premium
- Applies automatically to auto policies active as of July 6, 2020
- Payments will be sent out via cheque in August
Policy Changes:
- Extending personal auto insurance coverage for customers who use their vehicles to deliver food and medicine for commercial purposes during the crisis
Billing Changes:
- Waiving NSF fees for missed payments as of April 14
- You can also arrange to defer your monthly payment and add it to next month’s payment
Contact:
Contact your insurance broker to arrange for financial assistance. To learn more about Pembridge’s COVID-19 relief measures, go to their website here.
RSA
Rate reductions:
- If you are using your vehicle less as a result of COVID-19, you may be eligible for reduced premiums
Billing changes:
- Offering flexible payment options, payment deferrals and additional support
- Waiving NSF fees as of April 1st, 2020
Contact:
Contact your broker or insurance representative to make changes to your auto coverage and/or make arrangements for billing flexibility. RSA's measures will be in effect until June 30, 2020. For more information on RSA's efforts, read the company's COVID-19 bulletin here.
SSQ Insurance
Refund:
- All SSQ auto policyholders will receive a 20% rebate on your monthly premium for each insured vehicle
- Retroactive as of April 1, 2020 and will continue until the end of the COVID-19 confinement period
- First rebates will be issued in May
Billing changes:
- Payment arrangements can be made on a case by case basis
- NSF fees are being waived
Contact:
Contact SSQ’s local telephone numbers to speak to an agent. Learn more about SSQ’s COVID-19 relief measures on the company’s website.
SGI Insurance
Billing changes:
- SGI Canada, and its affiliate Coachman, issued a declaration of emergency endorsement that was triggered by the states of emergency declared in Alberta, British Columbia, Ontario and Saskatchewan at the onset of the pandemic.
- Specifically, SGI Canada and Coachman suspended the cancellation of policies due to non-payment for up to 120 days.
- As the insurers’ emergency endorsement deadline approaches, it says it will continue to work with customers who may be struggling to pay their insurance bills.
Contact:
For more information, contact your broker or the insurer directly. You can call SGI’s Customer Service Centre at 1-844-TLK-2SGI (1-844-855-2744) to discuss your payment options.
TD Insurance
Rate reductions (auto insurance):
- If you have significantly reduced your vehicle usage, you may be eligible for auto insurance premium reductions until August 31 (original expiry date was July 16)
- The relief measures include auto premium reductions for driving less by about 15%
Policy changes (home insurance):
- TD has automatically increased existing home insurance coverage to $10,000 for losses of business-related property at no additional cost
- Applies to losses related to temporarily working from home
- You do not need to apply for this, it is automatically active until August 31, 2020
Billing changes:
- You can refer home and auto payments for up to 3 months if you’re eligible
- TD’s NSF penalties have been eliminated until August 31 (originally July 8)
- Temporarily suspending any home and auto insurance policy cancellations due to non-payment until August 31, 2020
Contact:
Contact TD Insurance by calling 1-866-454-8910 or sign into your TD MyInsurance account to access the online chat to find out what you’re eligible for and to make payment arrangements. You can also read more about TD’s COVID-19 updates and relief measures on their website here.
Travelers
Refunds:
- Travelers Canada extends their Stay-at-Home Auto Premium Credit Program and will provide customers with an additional 15% credit on one month’s premium. This follows the 25% credit they announced in April. Customers automatically receive eligible credit on a future bill or via a mailed cheque.
- This credit will have no impact on the base commission associated with the policy.
- Processing of the initial 25% credit for most customers began in May, with customers in Alberta and the Territories starting in July. Travelers expect to begin processing the additional 15% credit in August for most customers and in September for customers in Alberta and the Territories.
Contact:
For more information on how to make arrangements, visit Travelers' billing relief guide here. For additional information related to the company's COVID-19 efforts, visit their memo here.
Unica Insurance
Refunds
- Personal auto insurance policyholders will receive a refund, equivalent to 15% of three months premium effective April 1, 2020
Policy changes
- Unica customers may remove certain coverages to reflect new driving habits
Billing changes
- Unica will allow deferrals on premium payments on a case-by-case basis
- NSF fees are waived until further notice
Contact
Unica customers can contact their broker or visit the company’s dedicated COVID-19 relief webpage for more information.
Wawanesa
Rate reductions:
To support customers during the COVID-19 pandemic, Wawanesa Insurance is offering a 5% rate reduction to all for new business policyholders and renewals for private passenger vehicles and motorhomes. This rate decrease will be applied automatically. Please note that the decrease may vary due to the capping bounds and improvements to the Driving Record 9 rate.
Effective June 15, 2021
Contact:
Contact your insurance broker directly to discuss financial matters related to your coverage and COVID-19, as well as to update them on the usage of your vehicle in order to receive premiums savings. For more information on Wawanesa’s relief measures, visit their COVID-19 updates page here.
Zenith
Rate reductions:
- If your driving habits have changed as a result of COVID-19, you can work with your insurance specialist one-on-one to arrange for premium reductions
Billing Changes:
- All NSF fees have been waived until May 31, 2020
- Zenith has also introduced some flexibility in regards to billing and payments
- If you're facing financial hardship as a result of COVID-19, you may be eligible to defer your insurance premiums for one month
Contact:
Contact your insurance specialist directly at the number provided on your insurance policy documents to arrange for premium reductions. For payment flexibility, contact billing@zenithinsurance.ca to arrange adjustments. Please allow up to 72 hours for an email response.
Credit card relief
Many credit card issuers are cutting interest rates, pausing planned interest increases, and offering payment deferrals in response to COVID-19. Unlike many of the insurance rate reductions, credit card companies require you to phone and make arrangements with them to defer payments and/or receive interest rate reductions or reimbursements.
Here are some of the relief efforts offered by Canada’s credit card issuers:
Note that when it comes to credit card payment deferrals, you will continue to accrue interest on any unpaid balances remaining on your credit card.
If you can afford to pay the minimum monthly payment, it is recommended you continue to do so you can reduce your debt and avoid continuing to accrue interest.
Financial Institution | Payment Deferrals | Interest Rate Changes | Reimbursement Method |
---|---|---|---|
Bank of Montreal (BMO) | Up to six months | Reduced to 10.99% | n/a |
CIBC (Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce) | Determined on a case by case basis | Reduced to 10.99% | n/a |
National Bank | Up to three months | Reduced to 10.99% | n/a |
Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) | One month with additional options for longer-term relief | n/a | 50% interest rate reimbursement |
Scotiabank | Up to three months | Reduced to 10.99% | n/a |
TD Canada Trust | Up to three months | n/a | 50% interest rate reimbursement |
Mortgage relief
The Government of Canada has been working with Canada’s big banks to find solutions to help Canadians dealing with financial hardships caused by COVID-19. When it comes to mortgages, this includes allowing mortgage lenders to defer monthly mortgage payments for up to six months.
You must work with your mortgage broker or lender directly to make these arrangements for yourself and your financial future. You will also have to meet certain criteria in order to be eligible for mortgage deferrals, which may vary by lender.
We’ve included details on the big banks and lenders below, but if you hold your mortgage elsewhere please inquire with your broker directly.
Contact mortgage lenders directly
For more information, visit each lender’s COVID-19 website:
- Bank of Montreal (BMO)
- CIBC (Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce)
- Desjardins
- National Bank
- Royal Bank of Canada (RBC)
- Scotiabank
- Tangerine
- TD Canada Trust
Financial Institution | Payment Deferrals | How to Apply |
---|---|---|
Bank of Montreal (BMO) | Up to six months | Sign into your BMO online banking to make a request |
CIBC (Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce) | Up to six months | Sign into your CIBC online banking to apply |
Desjardins | Up to six months | Apply through your online account, AccèsD |
National Bank | Up to three months (can apply for a longer extension) | Apply online at https://www.nbc.ca/forms/tools/defer-mortgage.html |
Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) | Up to six months | 1. Log into your RBC Online Banking 2. Head to your Account Summary page and select your mortgage account 3. Select the “Skip a Payment” link at the bottom of the page and follow the instructions |
Scotiabank | Up to six months | Apply online at: https://www.scotiabank.com/ca/en/personal/scotia-support/latest-updates/scotia-support/mortgage-payment-relief.html |
Tangerine | Up to six months | 1. Log into your online banking 2. Go to your Mortgage Account 3. Locate the button that says ‘Payment Relief (COVID-19) |
TD Canada Trust | Up to six months | Sign into your TD EasyWeb online banking account to apply |
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