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Published at Sunday, April 15th, 2018 - 21:04:10 PM. Home Insurance. By Durand.

So what is this particular form of insurance we are referring to? Whether you know this insurance product as home, hazard, or homeowner's insurance, all of these three terms refer to the specific type of insurance product for properties. This insurance policy is designed to provide coverage to private homes. This particular type of insurance product is a combination of different personal insurance coverage, which may include losses that will occur to a policy holder's home, the loss of contents of the property, the loss of the use of the home, or the loss of other valuable possessions within the property.

It is important to understand the average home insurance cost and all the factors that impact it. On average, homeowners pay $780 for home insurance in Ontario but factors such as location, replacement costs, coverage and riders, such as flood or jewelry coverage, can have a major impact on the coverage. Renters can also purchase insurance, and the rates are generally cheaper for renters than they are for owners. Although the market value of your home does not directly impact what you pay for insurance, it can give you an idea of what you can expect to see in terms of costs - or at least what you should plan and budget for. A home valued at under $300,000 usually sees an average cost in Ontario of $702 a year, and homes in the higher brackets, for example between $300,000 and $700,000, can expect to pay $1,000 (approximately $924) but again, the final numbers will include other factors.