blogDefinition SeriesInsurelyPeril

Definition of Peril
// exposure to or cause of a possible loss, such as bodily injury or property damage (fire, lightning, theft).
In plain English, something bad that happened.
EXAMPLE OF PERIL
“My dog Mr. Snuggles ate our couch. Is this an insured peril?”
INSURELY SAYS…
If Mr. Snuggles rips through your couch or pees all over your succulents, you might be out of luck. Standard Homeowner policies might not cover any damage to your home or personal property caused by a pet, no matter how cute your fur-baby is. You should check your policy wordings or ask your insurance broker to see if Mr. Snuggles is or isn’t an insured peril. In future, Mr. Snuggles may be best suited for a room free of couches and pillows.
Have you experienced any perils? If so, we think you should check out Insurely because we got you covered >> get coverage today!

Thinking about combining home and car insurance? Learn how car and home bundle insurance works, when it saves money, and when separate policies make sense.

Discover 10 effective strategies to reduce your home insurance premiums in Canada

Water damage is a homeowner's nightmare. It can strike at any time, leaving a trail of destruction in its wake.

Find out how to choose the best home insurance policy in Canada with our comprehensive guide on comparing providers and more

Find out how to choose the best home insurance policy in Canada with our comprehensive guide on comparing providers and more

We are deeply rooted in health and wellness here at #insurely. So our Wellness Team has come up with their 5 step formula for setting new Goals &