Jordan Lavin

If you’ve ever searched for car-buying advice, you’ve probably come across the 20/4/10 rule — a tidy little formula that tells you to put 20% down, finance for no more than four years, and spend no more than 10% of your income on your car. Sounds reasonable, right?

Auto insurance in Canada is expensive enough. But what if you could save by giving your insurance company a different address? In addition to …

Severe storms are becoming more and more frequent, and the costs are adding up for Canadians. According to the Insurance Bureau of Canada, severe weather broke a record in Canadian history…

Nearly half of Canadians (49%) aren’t confident that they know how to maximize their tax credits and benefits to get a bigger tax return, according …

you’re facing a significantly higher mortgage payment at renewal, a possible solution is to extend the amortization period of your mortgage (the length of time over which your payments are spread out).

As Canada continues to face a housing affordability crisis, encouraging new construction is one tool we can use to counter the problem. According …