本文发表在 rolia.net 枫下论坛In Manitoba, it is the public insurance system. Simply speaking, goverment (or all the residents) pay the Loss amount.
In Ontario, it is the private insurance system. All the price depending on market demanding and supplying, also the premuim collected and the loss payout by the insurance company.
For Manitoba people, even if you don't own a car, you indirectly pay the loss amount because the money pays out is from the gov't (also the tax from the public).
For Ontario people, it is the people who buy the insurance(own car) pay the premuim, and also pay themselves for the loss amount (insurance company using the statistic by large insured pool).
Either way has its own advantage and disadvantage. But the main point is as a residence of Canada, you'd better keep your opion consistent. For example, when you enjoy the low public service, please don't complain you pay too much tax; likewise, when you complain the high insurance premuim, please think about if you want to pay high tax.
As a whole, the money is a certain amount with 2.7% growth rate in Canada.更多精彩文章及讨论,请光临枫下论坛 rolia.net
In Ontario, it is the private insurance system. All the price depending on market demanding and supplying, also the premuim collected and the loss payout by the insurance company.
For Manitoba people, even if you don't own a car, you indirectly pay the loss amount because the money pays out is from the gov't (also the tax from the public).
For Ontario people, it is the people who buy the insurance(own car) pay the premuim, and also pay themselves for the loss amount (insurance company using the statistic by large insured pool).
Either way has its own advantage and disadvantage. But the main point is as a residence of Canada, you'd better keep your opion consistent. For example, when you enjoy the low public service, please don't complain you pay too much tax; likewise, when you complain the high insurance premuim, please think about if you want to pay high tax.
As a whole, the money is a certain amount with 2.7% growth rate in Canada.更多精彩文章及讨论,请光临枫下论坛 rolia.net