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Life insurance is a core element of long-term financial planning for many Canadian families. It provides a financial safety net for your loved ones by paying a tax-free death benefit upon your passing.

Life doesn’t always go according to plan. A job loss, illness, or unexpected expense can make it difficult to keep up with loan payments. If …

Buying a car in 2026 is an expensive decision for Canadian drivers. On average, it costs about $1,373 monthly in ownership expenses. Whether …

Canadians will soon have a new airline credit card to consider, coming packed with premium travel perks. The Calgary-based company has announced …

It became easier to buy a home in 12 of 13 major Canadian cities in January 2026, according to Ratehub.ca’s latest Home Affordability Report. The …

Home insurance premiums are rising across Canada, driven by factors like inflation, rebuilding costs, and severe weather events. The frequency of wildfires and floods is a primary reason why homeowners are experiencing rising rates.