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    What is the Gap Value Cover?

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    Gap Value Cover is an insurance policy designed to bridge the financial gap between the amount owed on a car loan or lease and the vehicle’s actual cash value in the event of a total loss, such as theft or a severe accident. When a car is declared a total loss, standard insurance policies typically reimburse the vehicle’s depreciated value, which is often less than the outstanding loan or lease balance. Gap Value Cover pays the difference between this depreciated value and the remaining amount owed, helping to protect car owners from unexpected financial burdens. This coverage is particularly beneficial for those who have financed or leased a vehicle, as it ensures that they won’t face a substantial out-of-pocket expense in case their car is irreparably damaged or stolen.

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    Tejvir Mann
    Tejvir Mann, BBA is a Manager, Commercial Lines at Aaxel Insurance Brokers, bringing a strong background in insurance, finance, and business development. He holds a Bachelor of Business Administration from the Schulich School of Business at York University, specializing in Finance and Marketing, and is currently pursuing his MBA at Schulich. Tejvir is focused on commercial insurance, client relationships, and supporting Aaxel’s continued growth.