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Closing costs aren't just for homebuyers. Sellers will have to fork over some cash to cover the sale on their end, too - starting with real estate commissions.

Last year's hurricanes in the States damaged hundreds of thousands of cars, with some making their way to the used car market. Here's how to avoid buying a damaged dud.

Traffic violations can affect your insurance premium. Find out how much they could cost you, and what to do about it.

A recent RATESDOTCA survey reveals that 39% of Canadians carry over $5,000 in non-mortgage debt, as inflation and high interest rates continue to impact budgets.

With the overnight rate now at 3.25%, the housing market may be set to embark on a bumpy ride.

Discover the importance of home appraisals in Canada, their role in the buying process, and steps to take if your desired property's appraisal falls short.

Comprehensive business liability insurance, including general and professional coverage, protects against physical risks and service-related errors. Here's how it works.

Could you pay your mortgage after a job loss? Here’s how to protect your ability to pay in a worst-case scenario.

For some, making a full payment annually works best, with discounts to be had. For others, monthly payments is more manageable. There are pros and cons to each.

Make sure your auto and home insurance policy covers you from hail damage. So, when disaster strikes, you’re not forced to deal with the aftermath all on your own.

It can be hard to say goodbye to your beloved vehicle, but sometimes it’s time to upgrade.

If you choose to break a closed mortgage before the end of your term, you'll have to pay a penalty. So, when does it make sense to end your mortgage early, and how does the process work?

The Équité Association reveals the top 10 stolen vehicles in Canada. If yours is on the list, you could end up paying more for auto insurance.

As extreme weather events worsen, AI is helping Canada's insurance industry tackle climate change by speeding up claims and improving risk management.

President Trump heads back to Washington. What does that mean for your mortgage?

Getting set for winter is an annual tradition in Canada. In addition to pulling out the ski jackets and insulated boots, here’s how to prepare your house for when the temperature drops.

Typically, life insurance covers natural death, accidents, and certain terminal illnesses, though there are exceptions.