Many commentators and others are wringing their hands over the data that indicates millennials aren’t buying homes.

Driving a vehicle in Canada isn’t as simple as just putting the cash down and driving your new ride off the lot as you test the sound system. In order to operate a vehicle legally it has to be insured. Before you take that step, you must first get a vehicle inspection (also known in some places as a “safety”) done in the province you are looking to insure your car or truck in.

Everything is set and you’re ready for your trip. Suddenly, a global disaster hits and you’re nervous about that upcoming adventure. So what do you do?

For those looking for a straightforward rewards credit card, it can be frustrating to deal with special rotating categories, or find themselves stuck with limited rewards redemption options.

When it comes to driving, it makes sense to be defensive. Defensive driving is the act of taking precautions to “defend” yourself against others on the road. You can’t control how others drive, but you can take steps to avoid accidents.

Are you in the market for buying a new home? Are you a current homeowner? Today, I want to go over some of the more popular apps in the real estate niche to help you discover the best tools that are available to you.

Deal sites like Groupon, Living Social, and Swagbucks have been around for a few years now. The sites make money by acting as a middle man between merchants and shoppers to bring in new customers at lower-than-usual prices. It’s a great way to save money.

Car insurance rates vary from province to province in Canada. This can be frustrating because we’ve all heard from a friend or relative in a different province with a much lower rate. Nobody wants to be the person spending the most money on insurance at the dinner table.

In recent years, we’ve seen a lot about robo-advisors. It seems like the hot new way to invest. But what is a robo-advisor?

July is a month of summertime fun and sun. However, just because you might be vacationing doesn’t mean your finances are too!