Insurance

Working from home was a luxury, but it’s now a necessity. Whether you’re self-employed or an employee, managing your home insurance risks from the coronavirus is as simple as following the precautions. Still, you want to … Read More

Starting in the mid-1800s, indoor plumbing began flowing through homes in North America. Original piping was made from materials such as cast iron, steel, brass or lead (yikes!). Fortunately, copper piping was introduced in the 1930s … Read More

COVID-19 has many of us scrambling to work from home, maintain sanity with kids, and save money. Putting our RRSP payments on hold, or asking our mortgage lenders to skip a payment are options, but can … Read More

As the old adage goes, your first car won’t be your last car. Eventually, the time will come for you to upgrade. Maybe your family has grown in size, and you need something with a little … Read More

Sales of life insurance, due to the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) pandemic, are surging. According to Forbes, sales are up 20% since January. If you have life insurance, and you pass away from the virus, your beneficiaries will … Read More

Car insurance is the law in all Canadian jurisdictions and must be purchased by every driver. But there are times where it may be necessary to cancel your car insurance. For example, you may want to … Read More

What do you see when you look outside your window: a deck, porch, veranda, balcony or patio? These names are sometimes used interchangeably to describe outdoor areas attached to a home. Still, each has its own … Read More

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

Insurance rates are rising, and frustrated consumers are wondering why. Rightfully so, a long history of clean driving and devout loyalty to their insurance provider and your rates should go down. So, what gives? Insurance fraud … Read More

Car insurance fraud is a $2 billion per year problem in Canada, and it’s mostly up to the consumer to solve it. Provincial governments have made recent strides in combating the issue.  For instance, in 2018, … Read More