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More than 65% of injuries and deaths in Ontario are attributed to carbon monoxide poisoning annually. Here’s how you can keep your family safe.

While there is no global vaccination passport, the federal government will require proof of vaccination to travel by plane, train, or boat starting October 30.

A recent RATESDOTCA online survey found 38% of respondents do not have a tenant insurance policy. Who or what is backing you up if a disaster unfolds? Find out why every renter should be insured.

As Alberta loosens its COVID-19 restrictions, you may be hankering to get out of the house. Here are a few things to do in Calgary in August.

As Alberta loosens its COVID-19 restrictions, here are a few things to do in Edmonton in August.

As Ontario moves to the third phase of its COVID-19 reopening plan, here are a few places to visit in Hamilton in August.

As Ontario moves to step three of its COVID-19 reopening plan, here are a few events happening in Ottawa in August for you and your family to enjoy.

With restrictions loosening as Ontario moves to step three of its COVID-19 reopening plan, here are a few events happening in Toronto in August for you and your family to enjoy.

Fraud is one of many factors that affect the cost of auto premiums. Unfortunately, many unsuspecting consumers may be hoodwinked by a dishonest individual or unlicensed brokerage selling insurance policies fraudulently. Here’s how you can protect yourself.

Most home insurance policies will provide coverage for damages resulting from a tornado, including any losses you suffer to your home and personal possessions from water damage. Here’s what you need to know.

Most home insurance policies include compensation for living expenses incurred because of a mandatory evacuation order.

Driving while impaired on cannabis (or alcohol) is considered a major offence in Ontario, and it can have severe ramifications on your driving record if convicted as well as the cost of auto insurance.

First installment of new monthly survey from RATESDOTCA and BNN Bloomberg shows only 52% of Canadians planning to travel outside of the country this year will purchase travel insurance.

In June, the Toronto Police will resume its routine on-street parking enforcement and residential on-street permit violations. The cost of a parking ticket in Toronto can range between $30 and $450 depending on the infraction. Here are ways to avoid getting tagged.

The heat of summer can impact your vehicle’s performance. Before you take a road trip during the warmer months, here’s how to ensure your wheels are ready to roll and avoid a possible breakdown.

Drivers in Ontario who are convicted of excessive speeding, stunt driving, street racing, and aggressive driving face expensive fines, as well as longer driver’s licence suspensions and vehicle impoundment periods with the ushering in of new legislation.

Most Canadian insurance policyholders would not recommend their insurance company to a friend or colleague, a new study finds.

The Ontario Provincial Police and the Toronto Police issued thousands of tickets to motorists during the annual road safety awareness campaign, with speeding and driving without a seatbelt the most frequent offences.

Travelling south for the spending frenzy? Ensure you have the right auto and credit card coverage.

Deal hunters expected to descend on the malls en masse on Black Friday will make parking lot driving riskier than usual.

Here are some simple tips for finding a fuel-efficient vehicle to help you decide on the best choice.

As vaccination rates continue to rise, more and more Canadians have started travelling again.

The Tangerine Money-Back Credit Card and the Tangerine World Mastercard offer flexible reward categories to match cardholders’ spending habits.

While one insurance provider might be allowed to deny you coverage, the entire industry cannot.

Enrolling in a usage-based car insurance program can help you shave a few dollars off your annual premium.

Learn why a mortgage gift letter is required and the information it provides to lenders.

Separation and divorce hold many unknowns. For many families, insurance is one area of uncertainty.

There are two types of drivers in Canada: those who install winter tires and those who don't. Which side of the debate do you land on?

Canadian winters demand extra caution. Follow these winter driving tips to get you and your car ready for what lies ahead.

Whether it’s travel points, cash back, or even a low interest rate, many credit cards have additional perks that can suit your lifestyle.

Traditional auto insurance policies provide coverage for a year, but there are some circumstances where a driver may need a shorter policy.

As Canada’s borders reopen, snowbirds are once again flocking south for the winter. A look at which countries snowbirds typically travel to and the type of insurance they purchase.

As your teen becomes more independent, one of the most significant gifts you can give them is the knowledge of how to manage their money.

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

Canada’s travel ban has been lifted but there are still active advisories in other countries. How travelling under an advisory could void your travel insurance.

Find out about demerit points and how they can impact your car insurance premium.