Jordan Lavin

Inflation has become a part of everyday life in Canada. While you’re probably used to seeing the effects of inflation on your grocery receipts, you may also have noticed an unwelcome spike in the amount you’re paying for home and auto insurance.

Car ownership is one of the largest expenses for Canadian households. According to Statistics Canada, transportation is the third-largest household expense at 15% of spending.

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

Life insurance is a valuable tool to ensure your loved ones are financially cared for after you die. It can also be used as a savvy financial strategy for building and transferring wealth while you’re living.

A home equity line of credit, or HELOC, is a convenient way of using the value in your home as leverage to borrow money. HELOCs are attractive for their low interest rates, very generous repayment terms, … Read More

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?