By Ka Hing Cheung In the current 2026 rental market, every dollar counts. With the BC government officially capping rent increases at 2.3%, many tenants are looking for
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Do I Need Tenant Insurance If I Live With My Parents?
By Ka Hing Cheung Tenant insurance is typically associated with signing a lease agreement for your own apartment or condo. But what happens if you’re living with your
Is Earthquake Insurance in BC worth it? Building Earthquake Resilience as a Renter
By Ka Hing Cheung For many British Columbians, the term “The Big One” is a distant, almost mythic threat. It’s something we know is coming, but rarely plan
Why is My Tenant Insurance Going Up When BC Rent is Capped at 2.3%?
By Ka Hing Cheung If you’re a renter in British Columbia, you likely breathed a sigh of relief when the provincial government announced the 2026 rent increase cap.
Moving Into a Cheaper BC Condo? Why Your New Lease Might Include a $50,000 Risk
By Ka Hing Cheung It’s the news every renter in British Columbia has been waiting for. After years of skyrocketing prices, the market is finally cooling. As of
The “Renter’s Market” is Here: But Don’t Leave Your Tenant Insurance Behind
By Ka Hing Cheung If you’ve been scrolling through rental listings in Vancouver, Burnaby, or Kelowna lately, you might have noticed something unusual happening: prices are actually dropping.
Why Do I Need Tenant Insurance If My Landlord Already Has a Policy?
By Ka Hing Cheung If you’re renting a condo in Yaletown, a basement suite in Burnaby, or an apartment in Kelowna, you’ve likely seen the requirement for “Tenant
LA’s Wildfires Prove It: Your Insurance Has You Covered
A Reminder That Insurance Works—Even in the Worst of Times When disaster strikes, the first question on every homeowner’s mind is: Am I covered? The recent wildfires in