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Auto Insurance
The first rule of driving in Canada is to get insured. The second rule of driving in Canada? Stay insured.
Buying a car out of province requires extra effort, like vetting options, ensuring compliance with home regulations, and budgeting for travel, but it offers access to better deals, unique models, and a wider selection.
Collisions with wildlife can have an impact on your vehicle. But what about your insurance?
Not long ago, EVs seemed like a no-brainer—eco-friendly, cheaper to fuel, and rebate-backed. But our latest RATESDOTCA survey with Leger shows a shift: 32% have ruled buying an EV out entirely.
Before you purchase optional insurance for your rental car, check your credit card, as it may already offer coverage for rental cars. Here are our picks for the best credit cards for rental car insurance in Canada.
If you’re in Alberta, whether you’re a long-time resident or a recent arrival, here’s everything you need to know about getting your driver’s license.
If you’re thinking about buying a used car, there’s much to consider — including inflated prices.
Here is what you should do if an everyday road hazard or an unforeseen event triggered by poor weather or construction damages your vehicle.
Home Insurance
All it takes is one heavy rainfall to end up with a flooded basement. Adopt these preventative measures to keep your floors dry all year round.
Tenant insurance isn’t mandatory in Canada, but it’s a smart choice, especially if you’re subletting. Keep in mind, it only covers your belongings—not your subtenant’s.
As extreme climate events become the new normal, insurance companies are feeling the squeeze, and so will your budget.
Ongoing rounds of tariffs may continue to strain homeowner's pockets - especially when it comes to home and auto insurance.
Can pricey green home upgrades actually save you money—or the planet? Here's what you need to know about the trade-offs, challenges, and urgency behind going eco-friendly in a warming world.
Most years, when cold starts to creep in, snowbirds spread their wings and fly south. But with tensions heating between Canada and the U.S., is this the year to consider selling your U.S. property?
Keep your home in great shape and save on insurance. Prevent damage, avoid claims, and enjoy peace of mind. Here’s how.
You don’t usually budget for parking tickets or sick family members. Expect the unexpected – big or small – and have a plan. That’s where an emergency savings fund comes in.
Though townhouses are similar to condominiums, the type of property insurance you need lies in the definition of your dwelling and its ownership.
Mortgage
This month, our mortgage expert offers his take on the Liberal's new plan to build 500,000 homes a year, and when to go for a variable rate in today's real estate market.
The Bank of Canada held rates at 2.75% for the second time, balancing a weakened labour market with April's mixed inflation data. For now, it chooses caution, avoiding premature cuts that could reignite inflation.
Mortgage amortization will determine your monthly payments and the total interest you’ll end up paying on your mortgage. So, should you go long or short?
The Bank of Canada holds its policy interest rate steady at 2.75% today as the Bank gains more clarity about the path forward about U.S. tariffs and its impacts.
With tariffs in full swing and jobs at stake, our resident mortgage broker shares his on vice on how to protect yourself - whatever your situation.
House prices are slightly lower right now, but interest rates are still high. Ahead of a hot spring market, where does this leave Canadians looking to buy property?
Can you afford a home? See how your income measures up against home prices in cities across Canada.
Is it a good idea to take a mortgage payment vacation? Such an option can come in handy in financial emergencies but will cost homeowners more in interest.
Business Insurance
What’s needed to insure your summer food venture? At least: general liability for accidents, commercial property for equipment, and product liability for food-related issues.
Is your home business protected? Learn why regular home insurance isn’t enough and how the right coverage can safeguard your tools, inventory, and success.
A Certificate of insurance is a document that proves that a business has active insurance, lends credibility and can help secure contract bids.
Working as a general contractor comes with its share of risks, from accidents to property damage. However, there are ways to safeguard your business. Here are the four key types of coverage you need.
Remember these dates in 2025 to stay organized, giving you more time to focus on your business and your work-life balance.
A simple trip over a loose wire can lead to lost work, medical bills, and legal fees—worker's compensation covers you.
Comprehensive business liability insurance, including general and professional coverage, protects against physical risks and service-related errors. Here's how it works.
Commercial auto insurance protects against financial losses from accidents, theft, and other incidents. Learn about the various coverage options here.
Applying for grants can be an overwhelming process for many small businesses, but there are ways to make it easier. Here's what you need to know.
Travel Insurance
Canadians tend to apologize a lot, but when it comes to getting travel insurance in Canada, it’s better to be safe than sorry.
What's the best way to travel safely this summer? Make sure you sort out your insurance needs.
Be aware of exclusions within your policy to avoid a denied travel insurance claim.
With Pride events happening around the world, summer is the perfect time to explore and celebrate identity and inclusivity.
Whether you’re gone for the weekend or for the entire summer, you want to leave your home with the assurance that your belongings are safe and will be there when you’re back. So, what's the plan?
Whether you’re parked at a campground, a big box store parking lot, or on your own driveway, having the right insurance ensures peace of mind and financial security. Here’s what you should know about insuring your RV.
If your plans involve travelling by vehicle outside of your home province, double check you have the right auto insurance coverage before hitting the road.
Are you 60+ and looking to escape the cold Canadian winters? Ensure your travel is worry-free with a deep dive on snowbird insurance.
If you’re contemplating spending winter abroad, here are some crucial questions you should ask yourself before taking flight for the winter.
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This month, our mortgage expert offers his take on the Liberal's new plan to build 500,000 homes a year, and when to go for a variable rate in today's real estate market.
The Bank of Canada held rates at 2.75% for the second time, balancing a weakened labour market with April's mixed inflation data. For now, it chooses caution, avoiding premature cuts that could reignite inflation.
What’s needed to insure your summer food venture? At least: general liability for accidents, commercial property for equipment, and product liability for food-related issues.
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