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Video: Is tenant insurance mandatory? + MORE Nov 28th
Tenant insurance is good to have. If you’re a renter, it covers the cost of replacing your personal items after theft or damage. But coverage doesn’t stop there—tenant insurance also protects you in situations where you may be liable, such as accidental property damage or a personal injury.... More »
Staying in Canada but travelling to a different province this summer? Then, yes, you need travel insurance Aug 11th
Even prior to the pandemic, OHIP did not cover medical expenses such as ambulances, prescription drugs and specialists’ fees in other provinces..... More »
Canada’s Best Visa Credit Cards 2022 Apr 13th
When consumers shop for a new credit card, they typically look at the ability to collect points, the insurance coverage offered, fees and interest rates on unpaid balances—not at the credit card company itself. But if you already have an account with RBC, CIBC, Scotiabank or any other Visa issuers.... More »
Important tips on leaving real estate in your will May 11th
Q. In my will I am leaving my condominium and all of its contents to my son. I have taken out a life insurance policy so that he can use the money to pay the balance on my mortgage. What are the pros and cons of this plan?
– Annie
A. Hello, Annie. It’s clear that you’ve made your will, but you.... More »
The best credit cards in Canada for 2024 May 27th
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As car insurance costs drop, benefits being cut: Mayers
– thestar.com
As of June 1, a new car insurance policy in Ontario will provide less coverage as a result of an accident. It you want more, you’ll have to pay.Fort McMurray fire: Home insurance and clean up tips
– moneysense.ca
(Ryan Remiorz/The Canadian Press via AP)The fires raging through northern Alberta have galvanized a province and moved a country. The images are horrific. The stories are both inspirational and heartbreaking. It’s a story close to my heart (despite the almost 4,000 kilometres that separate me from Fort McMurray). I spent almost a decade as a resident of Calgary, Alberta before moving to Toronto. I still have friends living throughout Alberta and two very near and dear friends work close to the now devastated city. My friend Neal is a family man who is counting his blessings each day, despite the oil camp lockdown and the thousands of displaced Fort Mac-residents that had flooded into his oil-worker’s camp. The other is my dear friend Ron, also a family man and no stranger to the struggle of having to rebuild his life.
Since pictures of the raging fires were first aired earlier this week, I’ve been reaching out to those I love. A simple act that has been repeated by thousands of people all across Canada…
