Insurance

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

If you live in Ontario and own a vehicle, you’re legally required to hold valid auto insurance before hitting the road. At the very minimum, a standard Ontario car insurance policy must include four types of … 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

According to Transport Canada, there are over 300,000 car accidents every year. Getting in a car accident is stressful and scary. Initially, you might feel shocked and scared – and that’s normal. However, once you’re ready … Read More

Regularly cleaning and maintaining your home’s eavestrough is vital to ensure your property’s longevity. If you don’t suffer from a fear of heights, it’s a simple job that you can undertake on your own.  Let’s take … Read More

You’ve conceptualized your great idea, created a unique offering, and are now entering phases of growth you never thought possible when you first launched your business. Maybe you’ve dipped into your savings and need funding to … 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