Caitlin McCormack

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

Thinking of upgrading your car, but wondering what to do with your old one? Read about why you might want to trade it in.

Living in a dorm or off-campus can cost up to anywhere between $57,000 and $120,000 over four years. Is buying a home for your child the smarter choice?

Home and auto insurance can cover a wide range of claims. Here are just the most common ones.

A homestay in the south of France without having to pay the cost of a villa? It can be yours - learn about how (and how it's all insured) with this guide.

In one fell sweep, you may find yourself in a world of confusing liability and insurance coverages. Here's what to know.

While the idea of being a landlord may be tempting, there are big risks and responsibilities - financial, legal, and tax-related that you should know as a first-time buyer.

First comes love, then comes the merging of finances - but between the two, there should a frank discussion about debt, goals, and your vision for the future.

The first rule of driving in Canada is to get insured. The second rule of driving in Canada? Stay insured.

If you're buying a car with — or for — your teen, there are a few major insurance decisions you'll need to weigh.

Unclear on the difference between specified perils and comprehensive car insurance? We break it down here.

Here’s everything you need to know about cancelling your home insurance smoothly and responsibly.

Travel insurance can cover accommodations and excursions. But it all depends on the type of policy you hold and the limitations within it.

Looking for a used car? Make sure you don't end up with a salvage-title car.

Extending your amortization period might seem tempting these days, but it also comes with some risk.

While some coverages are based on the type of policy you choose, there are also some items that no standard auto insurance policy will cover. Here's a roundup of some things that auto insurance does not cover.

Looking at four key automotive industry trends that emerged in 2022, let's find out if these trends help, hurt, or have no impact on your auto insurance rate.

What financial products are impacted by the BoC’s policy moves? The answers might surprise you.

Married? Depending on where you live in Canada, that might be used by your insurance provider to determine your premium.

Comprehensive insurance coverage can protect you from the financial implications of weather-related damage to your vehicle caused by fallen trees, hail, and flying debris.

Canada's housing market is showing sure signs of cooling. But are we in a buyer's market yet? Two experts weigh in.

If you're lending your vehicle through a peer-to-peer car sharing service, be sure you have enough insurance coverage in place.

Receiving a ticket while behind the wheel of a car share vehicle can impact your personal car insurance rate.

The optional indexation benefit ensures inflation doesn't alter the extent of your accident benefits coverage.

More severe weather events means more insurance claims. Protect your property by watching for these home insurance blind spots.

An at-fault accident doesn’t always spell a premium hike. Here are a few instances where your rate is protected.

The right insurance policy can protect homeowners and renters should a guest injure themselves and decide to sue.

You should always notify your car insurance provider of any vehicle modifications. It could affect your rate, too.

If you require compassionate entry to Canada during COVID-19, here's what you need to know.