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Missing an insurance payment is more common than you might think. Premium costs are rising across Canada, making it difficult for many policyholders to keep up with all their bills.

Inflation hit 2.8% in April – but it’s all just a gas The latest inflation numbers from Statistics Canada were released this Tuesday and oof …

When you rent in Canada, you are not responsible for insuring the physical structure of the property, as you would be when you own a house.

It appears Canada’s housing market has shed its winter doldrums – and home buyers are feeling a fresh financial squeeze. The latest monthly Affordability …

It’s no secret that living costs have risen in recent years, including the price of car insurance in Alberta. The average premium is $1,835 as of June 2025, making Alberta’s rates the second-highest in Canada.

In June of 2022, Canadians saw a multi-decade high inflation rate of 8.1%. Fast forward to today, and inflation has risen 2.8% year over year (YoY) in April 2026, just above the Bank of Canada’s target of 2%.