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Drivers in Ontario who are covered by Economical will see a rate decrease of approximately 5% as the insurer extends its COVID-19 pandemic relief.

CAA’s latest initiative follows the $100 car insurance relief benefit and rate reduction it announced earlier in the year.

Motorists who sign up for usage-based insurance have the opportunity to earn discounts for demonstrating safe-driving habits. The Financial Services Regulatory Authority said it will allow insurers to impose surcharges on those with risky driving habits.

The Ontario Provincial Police published new rules outlining what tow truck drivers’ responsibilities are when responding to a towing request from the OPP in the Greater Toronto Area. Know what your rights are whether you request a tow or if the police order your vehicle to be towed.

Almost half of Canadians believe they have a better chance at finding “the one” than financial success, though they remain optimistic.

Ontario’s car insurance regulator published its rate change decisions for January. Get the details on whether your insurer was approved to increase or decrease its rate.

The seemingly mild winter much of Canada has been enjoying to date may be about to end. Get ready to bundle up and adapt your driving habits for icy driving conditions.

The Financial Services Regulatory Authority of Ontario published its latest rate filing decisions. Find out if your insurance provider increased or decreased its rate.

The Financial Services Regulatory Authority wants to make consumer protection stronger by defining what is unfair or otherwise harmful to consumers. The regulator is seeking the public’s input on its proposal.

According to research, the majority of all new sanitary sewer systems in municipalities across the province are at risk of being overwhelmed, which increases homeowners’ flood risk. Climate change is exacerbating the problem.

If adopted by Toronto’s city council, Canada’s largest city will prohibit turning right on a red light at 15 intersections to help improve road safety.

The Alberta government estimates ditching plate stickers on private passenger vehicles, fleet vehicles, and permanent trailers will save taxpayers about $1.2 million per year.

The penalties for being convicted of impaired driving haven’t changed during COVID-19. Though cannabis and alcohol use may be rising, it’s business as usual for the police when it comes to curbing impaired driving.

These are the top credit cards and winners of Best of Finance 2020. Review the best credit cards in Canada so you can earn the most rewards and save more money.

The Financial Services Regulatory Authority, Ontario’s auto insurance regulator, has published its latest rate filing decisions that may affect the cost of the premium you pay. Here’s what Ontario drivers should know.

Many Canadians feel the financial strain of the COVID-19 pandemic and have grim outlooks for their financial futures.

The Ontario 2020 Budget includes an outline of how the province will continue to monitor the impact of COVID-19 on the provincial auto insurance system to ensure consumers are being treated fairly.

The Landlord Credit Bureau and Equifax collaborate to reward responsible tenants and build renters’ credit scores.

Learn which credit cards offer the most rewards for food delivery or food subscription services.

Right-of-way determines which driver has the right to proceed first through an intersection. But it isn’t always obvious. Here’s what you need to know.

With mortgage rates now doing a U-turn and heading higher, borrowers are rushing to lock in a rate on a refinance while they still can.

If you are 50 years of age or older, have a clean driving record and no history of collisions, you may be eligible for a premium discount.

It’s RRSP season; now is a great time to think about saving for your future.

Drivers in Ontario who are covered by Economical will see a rate decrease of approximately 5% as the insurer extends its COVID-19 pandemic relief.

The pandemic has made us all hyper-aware (and nervous) of sharing small spaces with others especially vehicles. Increasing ventilation can be a simple and effective strategy. But which windows should you open and by how much?

Should you transfer your RRSP? Here’s what you need to know before you do.

Working from the office is so 2019. The pandemic took remote workplace adoption to a whole new level, allowing many to look farther outside the city for new digs.

Are you overlooking the perks, benefits, and rewards of an annual fee credit card? Here is how to calculate if you’ll benefit from a card with a fee.

CAA’s latest initiative follows the $100 car insurance relief benefit and rate reduction it announced earlier in the year.

KOHO cardholders can now take advantage of the new low-cost Credit Building feature.

Motorists who sign up for usage-based insurance have the opportunity to earn discounts for demonstrating safe-driving habits. The Financial Services Regulatory Authority said it will allow insurers to impose surcharges on those with risky driving habits.

When a billionaire investor gives financial advice, there’s usually something to it.

Taking steps to make sure your vehicle is winter ready involves installing snow tires, clearing all the snow and ice off your vehicle, and driving carefully. Here’s what you should know.

The average price for a house in Canada rose to $621,525 in January, according to new data from the Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA). That’s nearly a 23% jump from just one year ago.

Learn what you can do to work toward or maintain a good credit score and the benefits of a good rating.

The Ontario Provincial Police published new rules outlining what tow truck drivers’ responsibilities are when responding to a towing request from the OPP in the Greater Toronto Area. Know what your rights are whether you request a tow or if the police order your vehicle to be towed.