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A hit and run is tough, but as the victim, your premium likely won’t take a hit.

Why do mortgage rates change? And what’s behind the difference between fixed and variable Canadian mortgage rates? Let's dig deep.

Can pricey green home upgrades actually save you money—or the planet? Here's what you need to know about the trade-offs, challenges, and urgency behind going eco-friendly in a warming world.

This year's Top Safety Picks can help drivers in their car-buying decision by narrowing down the most reliable and dependable vehicles.

Many car insurance companies offer discounts for those aged 60 and older since they are more likely to be safe drivers.

Here’s an overview of Ontario’s graduated licensing program, what’s required to get a G1 licence, and what you’re allowed to do once you have it.

Take a closer look at how you spend and find the credit card rewards program that delivers the best long-term value for you.

Learn the pros and cons of rustproofing. Do you really need the service?

If history repeats itself, our economy is in for a bumpy ride. Now is the time to tread carefully - and don't make any major buying decisions alone.

The Bank of Canada has cut its key interest rate by 25 basis points, lowering it to 3%, as it navigates trade tensions, inflationary concerns, and a cooling housing market.

Working as a general contractor comes with its share of risks, from accidents to property damage. However, there are ways to safeguard your business. Here are the four key types of coverage you need.

Negotiating the price of a used vehicle today can be tough. But there are other ways of maximizing your vehicle's value, long-term.

Optimizing how you use your available credit can help you maintain or improve your credit score.

Keep your home in great shape and save on insurance. Prevent damage, avoid claims, and enjoy peace of mind. Here’s how.

Be aware of exclusions within your policy to avoid a denied travel insurance claim.

A pre-approved credit increase may signal warning bells. Why is your credit card company offering you more money? But don’t be alarmed; it may be a good thing for your credit score.

You don’t usually budget for parking tickets or sick family members. Expect the unexpected – big or small – and have a plan. That’s where an emergency savings fund comes in.

Remember these dates in 2025 to stay organized, giving you more time to focus on your business and your work-life balance.