What You Should and Shouldn’t Do After A Car Accident
Your car has been involved in an accident, what do you do next? Reference the Youngs Insurance list of do’s and don’ts - they will help you navigate this frustrating situation.
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Why Aren't You Installing Patches and Updates?
Even after the WannaCry global ransomware attack in May, people still aren’t updating their software. These cyber attacks could have been less serious if people updated their software.
The Top 3 Reasons You Shouldn’t Drive When You Are Tired
If you are feeling tired, you shouldn’t drive. Driving without enough sleep is dangerous driving, check out the 3 reasons why.
What you need to know about Boat Insurance
Boating season is upon us! Make sure you check out our important tips for boating this summer, including the importance of boat insurance.
Giving Back | Habitat for Humanity
Youngs Insurance is thrilled to have partnered with the Rotary Clubs of Welland & Fonthill for a Habitat for Humanity project, on June 7, 2017.
5 Must-Read Tips Before your Long Weekend Road Trip
Victoria Day is right around the corner and with that (for many) comes the dreaded long weekend road trip – we have you covered with our must-read tips for safe long weekend driving.
ATTN Contractors | New MTO Regulations Re: Road-Building Machines
Contractors, please be advised that effective July 1, 2017, The Ministry of Transportation of Ontario (MTO) has changed the classification of road-building machines.
Why you should consider Legal Expense Insurance
Did you know that most commercial insurance policies don’t include legal expense coverage?
Spring Car Maintenance Tips
Keeping your car maintained with regular maintenance will ensure your cars sustainability. With spring in the air make sure you follow our spring maintenance tips.
Spring Maintenance for the Home
Considering spring is upon us we felt it important to share with you some home maintenance tips that are essential for ensuring your home is in tip top condition. Plus, following regular seasonal maintenance helps lower your likelihood of claims.