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Care-First projections: Most private-passenger premiums fall; some rise over 10%
AIRB projects 88.2% of private-passenger vehicles will see lower premiums, while 9.8% will rise as insurers adjust to the new system.
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strathmorenow.comCare-First projections: Most private-passenger premiums fall; some rise over 10%
A motorist sits behind the wheel in a file photo. Alberta’s auto insurance regulator projects most private-passenger premiums will fall when Care-First launches Jan. 1, 2027, though some individual premiums could rise by more than 10 per cent at implementation. File Photo / Discover Airdrie.captiontext { font-size:90%;font-style: italic;margin-right:20px; } Most Alberta private-passenger vehicles are projected to see lower auto insurance premium…
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