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6 times when a GIC is a smart investment choice + MORE Mar 13th
A guaranteed investment certificate (GIC) may seem like your grandfather’s kind of savings product. After all, his generation was fond of similar investment tools, like government savings bonds and treasury bills, and benefited from periods where interest rates were high enough to make these low-r.... More »
Do I need flood insurance? Jun 4th
Flood insurance is still pretty new to Canada—it was only introduced in 2015. And while only 19% of Canadians live in flood-prone areas, like along the coasts or in the Maritimes, the Government of Canada reports that floods are the most common natural hazard here, causing over $1 billion in damag.... More »
Canada’s best credit cards for travel insurance + MORE May 27th
These days, nearly all credit cards include some kind of travel insurance. Like purchase protection, it’s an easy add-on to entice customers, but savvy Canadians know that not all insurance is created equal. Most travellers really only need to consider a few kinds of coverage: emergency medical, t.... More »
“Do I need to tell my insurance company about a house fire or flood that I fix myself?” Sep 28th
You had a fire or flood in your home. Now you’re thinking about trying to fix the damage without telling your insurance company so that your rates don’t go up.
In my experience, most homeowners have this moment after a loss event. It’s fine to think about it—but I would say, don’t think to.... More »
Best credit cards for rental car insurance in Canada + MORE Dec 14th
Rental car insurance is a travel insurance benefit included with many premium credit cards. Understanding credit card rental car insurance can give you peace of mind and save you money the next time you hit the road. Let’s dive into the best credit cards with rental car insurance coverage in Canad.... More »
A couple moved from uptown to downtown. His car insurance went up, while hers went down.
