One decision many Canadians face when buying life insurance is whether or not to add disability insurance. Unfortunately, the majority of the population doesn’t even know the dilemma exists. Most of us just pay our monthly … Read More

This post is sponsored by Duuo Adding a small addendum to your lease agreements, mandating coverage for renters, is a shrewd move to benefit all parties. Whether you’re a new landlord or longtime one, it’s smart … Read More

The pandemic practically wiped out car sales for the 2nd and 3rd quarters of the year, but drivers, now in tune to pandemic shopping, are clicking to buy. If you’re one of them, good for you, … Read More

For many, Thanksgiving signifies the end of cottage season because their cabins weren’t built to withstand the rigours of a harsh winter. ‘Tis the season for fall maintenance to prevent major problems from becoming a reality, … Read More

Getting on a plane these days is frightening. The notion of contracting COVID among strangers when you work so hard to stay safe, mask on, and in a family bubble – well, it’s difficult to justify … Read More

This post is sponsored by Onlia insurance Whether you started working from home, were furloughed, or laid-off, COVID-19 is making us rethink our budgets – the cost of insurance being a significant factor. If we’re driving … Read More

New auto sales in 2020 are up 2.4% in September after a less than stellar start between March and June, according to the latest data from Desrosiers. If you bought a new car, you may want … Read More

After a hurricane, house insurance will repair damage to your home from falling trees and debris.  However, water is a different beast. For instance, if your basement floods, you could be paying out of pocket for … Read More

Teenagers are bringing more expensive items to university than ever before. Whether it’s a $1,000 smartphone, a $500 TV, or $2,000 laptop – there is insurance for college students. It’s not a special product, despite marketing … Read More

When you have a life insurance policy, you need to make your regular payments, either monthly or annually. If you don’t, you might lose your coverage, and all the premium payments you made with it.  In … Read More