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Is it still possible to receive your insurance documents by mail

Is it still possible to receive your insurance documents by mail

Is it still possible to receive your insurance documents by mail

Is it still possible to receive your insurance documents by mail?  This is a question we get asked frequently, especially since we have started sending customer e-mails to let them know their insurance documents are ready to consult electronically.

We want to reassure you that, yes, your documents are available by mail, but also inform you of what is to come.   You might have noticed that more and more, the majority of companies are making the switch to a paperless environment and, of course, insurers are no exception.

Let’s be clear, changing insurers or brokers won’t help you avoid this or change the trend.  This is a vision shared by ALL insurers.

A period of adaptation

Like any change in our lifestyle, it will require us to adapt.

However, when we think about it, is the pile of paper that insurance contracts create, year after year – especially wordings – really necessary?

Trees to save

What digital allows, however, is to keep all of this on a computer or on a USB key and, even better, to have access to it from anywhere by simply logging into the customer portal of your broker.

The main reason to limit our paper consumption is to save trees.

The fear of being scammed

The idea of being victims of a scam is shared by most of us, and it’s understandable to be reluctant to trust the many emails we receive. Never knowing if an email really comes from the company in question.

We totally understand this and that is why we share with you some tips from François Charron to help you detect fraudulent emails. READ THE FRENCH ARTICLE.

In the meantime, if you have any doubts about an email you have received from us, you can write to us at marketing@leclercassurances.com.


Jackie Beaudoin, Leclerc Insurance and Financial Services
Source :  François Charron