Assurance: la hausse des primes à la suite d’un sinistre annule-t-elle pour les consommateurs l’intérêt d’être assurés? (in French only)

Organization

Union des consommateurs

Published

2003

Summary

This research by the Union des consommateurs focused in particular on the perceptions consumers have of increases in insurance premiums. The report is in three parts: 1) the first reviews statistical studies by Canadian insurance companies of accidents and variations in premiums and compensation payments in recent years; 2) the second presents a report by the survey firm CROP, which carried out the research along the lines commissioned by the Union des consommateurs; 3) the third develops an analysis on which the conclusions on the highlights of this research are based.

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OCA Funded Research
This research received funding support through the Office of Consumer Affairs' Contributions Program.

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Source: Consumer Policy Research Database