Taking steps to get your vehicle winter-ready involves installing snow tires, clearing all the snow and ice off your vehicle, and driving carefully.

Melting snow and heavy rain can cause water damage to your home. Make sure you and your home policy are prepared.

Electric vehicles may cost more upfront, but the long-term operating costs — including auto insurance — may be cheaper.

If you live in Ontario and drive fewer than 12,000 kilometres a year, consider a mileage-based insurance program to reduce your rate.

Falling behind on your insurance bill can be stressful and costly. Here’s what you need to know about the insurance grace period.

There are options to lower the cost of your auto insurance. Here are some simple strategies that can help reduce your premium.

A vehicle identification number (VIN) is a vehicle’s fingerprint, and it can reveal a trove of information about a car. Here’s why it’s a good idea to check a VIN before purchasing a vehicle.

Demand for life insurance may be on the rise during the pandemic as more Canadians consider buying a policy or reviewing ones they already have. If you’re thinking of applying for a policy, here are a few things to keep in mind.

Here’s what you need to know about getting auto insurance as a newcomer to Canada.

In-vehicle infotainment systems are supposed to make driving safer by minimizing the amount of physical interaction with the system. However, they may be making driving more dangerous.

Even if COVID-19 is a “known risk” that won’t be covered, there are plenty of reasons to buy travel insurance before your next trip whether in Canada or abroad.

Your vehicle spends most of its time at rest. Anything can happen to your car while it’s parked. If you park it for an extended period, what’s the best way to ensure it is protected?

Travel restrictions are easing, and maybe you will be able to get to the cottage this summer. Depending on your policy, the pandemic lockdown make have already affected your seasonal insurance coverage.

There are many factors insurers weigh when determining your premium. Here’s a quick overview of nine things that may impact the rate you get.

A fatal car crash can happen to anyone. Safe driving habits and preparation can help you steer clear of one.

Customers will begin to demand more than apps and email from their insurers. How the Canadian insurance industry responds remains an open question.

The COVID-19 lockdown offers a unique opportunity for spring cleaning and taking action to prevent the most common home insurance claims.

COVID-19 has sparked debate over what constitutes an “Act of God”. Get a refresher on perils coverage, and how the coronavirus pandemic may affect your home insurance policy.

Usage-based insurance or pay-as-you-go insurance based on driving behaviour can result in reduced premiums for drivers.

As an Alberta government task force looks for ways to contain the rising cost of auto insurance, one option may be to expand the province’s no-fault insurance rules.