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Car insurance rates fluctuate based on a number of different factors, but the Financial Services Commission of Ontario must first approve rates before insurers implement them. FSCO publishes approved rate changes quarterly, and the latest results are in… Continue reading »
Planning to trade snow and slush for warm beaches and sunshine? Many Canadian snowbirds flee the winter months for kinder climates down south. Before taking flight though, there’s a number of loose ends to tie up. Here’s our checklist for newbie snowbirds… Continue reading »
That first year at university or college can be a money pit, but your student should know how to spend responsibly and keep a budget. Don’t pay twice for… Continue reading »
Ontario has the highest car insurance rates in the country. However, now that Doug Ford’s PC party won the election in Ontario, it’s unclear how rates will be affected. The party’s published agenda mentions… Continue reading »
Looking to earn travel rewards faster? The Scotiabank®* Gold American Express® Card is a quick route to getting you to the destination of your dreams. Read on to find out if it’s the right card to add to your wallet. Continue reading »
Can you really put a cost on a furry companion? According to research done by RateSupermarket.ca, the cost of a pet in the first year is $2,600.10 for a puppy and $1,921.12 for a kitten. Read more on the expenses associated with…
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Winter driving can take quite a toll on your car (pun intended). Not only is it messy, slippery, and slow – but gas can also get very expensive, especially since a drop in temperature can increase fuel consumption by 16%… Continue reading »
A new car can lose 20-25% of its value the moment it rolls off the dealer’s lot. Some models drop by as much as 40%. But if you want to buy used and not new, there are some areas where your wallet could take a hit… Continue reading »
Clients often pay invoices late, it can be difficult to keep track of the taxes you owe, and just paying your bills on time can become complex since you’re not paid on a regular basis. Here are 6 ways to tame your finances and budget when self-employed… Continue reading »
Vancouver has overtaken Toronto as Canada’s most-expensive city in Mercer’s Cost of Living survey. The human resources consultancy annually ranks the world’s cities on how affordable it is to live and work there. But on a global scale… Continue reading »