Insurance

There’s nothing quite like the freedom of owning your own car. The possibilities are endless: you can take a cross-country road trip, spend a weekend away with friends, or just hit your town’s country back roads.

Weeping tile: the name makes it sound like a sad building material. But it’s really a drainage system that plays a crucial role in keeping water out of a home’s basement. Both flood prevention and flood insurance are wise investments for Canadians.

You did it. You researched, compared prices, car models, and years, negotiated with the seller, and finally purchased a used car. Congratulations!

The purpose behind life insurance isn’t pleasant to think about, but it can help make a devastating time a little less stressful for the people …

Next to a home, a vehicle is the second-largest purchase many Canadians make in their lives. Choosing the right car is a big decision, especially with the higher prices, rising insurance rates, and new tariffs we’re faced with this year.

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?