When two households combine, there are often two sets of policies. This page lists what people usually review.
Tell your insurer when someone new will drive the car regularly. Ask whether both of you should be listed and how that affects each policy.
A beneficiary is the person who receives the payment. After a marriage, many people look at who is named on each policy. Rules differ by province and by the type of policy, so ask your insurer or a licensed advisor how to update this.
Not necessarily. Some couples combine, others keep separate policies. It depends on your situation, the insurers and the coverage. A licensed advisor can walk through the options.
It is worth reviewing. What is allowed and how to do it depends on the policy and the province, so check with your insurer or a licensed advisor.
Event insurance exists, including liability coverage for weddings and other events. What it covers varies, so read the details.
General information, not advice or a recommendation. Rules differ by province and by insurer, so confirm with your insurer or a licensed advisor. This page was last checked in November 2026.