How to go about securing the best policy for your insurance in Canada.
Latest News
Bring back the $10,000 TFSA + MORE Oct 6th
Federal Finance Minister Bill Morneau, left, with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau (Jake Wright/CP)
For those who pay attention to what politicians are up to on taxes, consider that since 2015, the focus has mostly been on raising them. From Atlantic Canada to Alberta, British Columbia and federally, .... More »
Insurance for self-employed Canadians: What coverage do you need? Sep 5th
A common feature of employee benefit plans in Canada is insurance coverage. The types and amounts of insurance vary, and employees should consider their personal situation to determine if they need additional coverage beyond their group plan—as they often do.
If you are self-employe.... More »
Common Life Insurance Mistakes to Avoid Mar 27th
Shopping for a life insurance plan that fits your particular situation can be a daunting task. There are many companies that offer life insurance and each company has pros and cons.
There are also different types of life plans with many different options.
In addition, mistakes can be made when enrol.... More »
What is comprehensive insurance and what does it cover? + MORE May 23rd
Comprehensive insurance essentially covers you for things that happen to your car that aren’t caused by you or another driver. Think of it this way: If collision insurance covers you for accidents, comprehensive insurance covers pretty much everything else that could happen to your vehicle. It pro.... More »
Buying home insurance in Canada: A beginner’s guide Feb 25th
Home Insurance
Home insurance in Canada: A beginner’s guide
In under five minutes, get a personalized home insurance quote from one of Canada’s top providers—free of charge. Just tap the button to get started.
Get a free quote now*
.... More »
Premier Brad Wall warns Saskatchewan deficit has climbed to $1.2 billion
– canadianbusiness.com
Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall says the provincial deficit is up to about $1.2 billion and wage freezes for potentially years down the road are on the table.
Wall delivered the grim news to delegates at the Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association convention in Saskatoon.
He told municipal leaders that the government will not have success in bringing order to its finances if it can’t contain payroll costs.
The Saskatchewan government sent letters to all public employers last month telling them to hold the line on wages or there could be layoffs.
Wall also told delegates that there’s no immediate bounce back in sight for non-renewable resource revenue, that tax revenue is lower than forecast and crop insurance claims are up because of a late harvest.
He said the government is also reviewing PST exemptions and the education property tax structure as it looks for ways to save money.
The post Premier Brad Wall warns Saskatchewan deficit has climbed to $1.2 billion appeared first on Canadian Business – Your Source For Business News.
Wall delivered the grim news to delegates at the Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association convention in Saskatoon.
He told municipal leaders that the government will not have success in bringing order to its finances if it can’t contain payroll costs.
The Saskatchewan government sent letters to all public employers last month telling them to hold the line on wages or there could be layoffs.
Wall also told delegates that there’s no immediate bounce back in sight for non-renewable resource revenue, that tax revenue is lower than forecast and crop insurance claims are up because of a late harvest.
He said the government is also reviewing PST exemptions and the education property tax structure as it looks for ways to save money.
The post Premier Brad Wall warns Saskatchewan deficit has climbed to $1.2 billion appeared first on Canadian Business – Your Source For Business News.
The ObamaCare Cleanup Begins
– online.wsj.com
Early executive action can improve short-term insurance markets.
