Failing to hire a contractor with insurance when doing renovations can put both you and your home at risk.

House prices are going up at a brisk pace in many Canadian cities. This makes it harder for first-time buyers to get into the market at an affordable price.

Until recently, usage-based insurance was only a positive reinforcement tool in Ontario. That’s no longer the case.

Spring is in the air, which means homeownership is top of mind for many Canadians. But when’s the best time to buy?

There are several affordable ways you can prevent water damage, and save on insurance in the process.

With bond yields on the rise, five-year fixed rates are set to follow suit. Is now the time to lock in?

Now more than ever, it’s important for first-time buyers to be savvy when entering the real estate market.

The pandemic has pushed women’s participation in the labour force to its lowest point in three decades.

With age comes wisdom — and lower car insurance costs. 

A lot of terminology will get thrown around when you set up a policy. Know what it all means and how it will affect you.