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All Pembridge customers who have an active car insurance policy as of April 8th, 2020 will qualify to receive a one-time payment of approximately 25% of their monthly auto premium. They can expect to receive this “stay at home payment” by cheque in May.

In addition, the following scenarios may apply to you and your vehicle usage

 

  1. What if I am no longer driving my car due to COVID-19?

    By no longer driving your car, that means zero use of your car. In this case, we can remove coverage from the vehicle which will generate a credit on your insurance premium. The credit amount can vary depending on how many months you are into your insurance term. If you request this change, you MUST call your Insurance Advisor to reinstate coverage before you drive your vehicle.  If not, you could suffer an uninsured loss.

    Please complete this form to make the necessary changes to your policy.

  2. What if I still need to use my car, but I am no longer commuting to work or school?

    In this instance, we can amend the usage of your vehicle to reflect your current driving needs. Changing your car usage will reduce the overall premium amount paid. The credit amount will depend on your renewal date and the previous usage of your vehicle. Please note, that when you add coverage back to your vehicle there will be an additional charge.  When you return to your normal commuting needs, you must contact your Insurance Advisor.

    Please complete this form to make the necessary changes to your policy.

  3. What if I make these changes but still can’t afford my insurance payment?

    Companies are being flexible by through these challenging times by waiving NSF fees and deferring payments based on a case by case basis. If you need to make these changes please contact us directly.

We Are Here to Help.

If you are a current Bauld Insurance customer experiencing financial hardship as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, please contact your Insurance Advisor or our Service Team to discuss other financial relief measures.