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Named perils – or basic – home insurance is one of several policy types available to homeowners in Canada. As its name suggests, it protects your home against specific perils only – all of which are listed or ‘named’ in the policy. For instance, if ‘theft’ is mentioned, then the peril is covered. If the peril isn’t mentioned, then it isn’t covered. This applies to both your dwelling and personal belongings.
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Most of the time, when you buy a home, you plan to live in it. However, there are certain situations where a property may remain unoccupied. Leaving a house vacant comes with certain risks. Insurance for a vacant home can help you reduce those risks and deliver peace of mind.
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Government of Canada programs to support homebuyers in 2024
May 2, 2024
11-minute read
This article has been updated from a previous version.
It’s no secret that Canada’s housing market is feeling the effects of high inflation and Bank of Canada’s nine successive interest rate hikes.
About the author
H.G. Watson is a writer based in Toronto. Her work has appeared in Chatelaine, Vice, Flare, Maisonneuve, The Walrus and more. You can find her at @hg_watson on Twitter.
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