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The costs of the Fort McMurray fire May 6th
A wild fire rips through the forest 16 kilometres south of Fort McMurray, Alta., on highway 63 on May 7, 2016. (THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jonathan Hayward)
When the wildfire struck outside Fort McMurray a year ago, Rocco Neglia was sitting in a regular office meeting across the country at the head office o.... More »
Estate planning considerations for single parents Nov 23rd
If you are a single parent, here are key questions you should consider:
1. Are your estate plan and related documents up to date? The death of a spouse or separation or divorce generally triggers a significant change in intentions on death. If you are widowed or if you no longer want your for.... More »
Chris Christie's Insurance Heist + MORE May 14th
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Manulife Financial (TSX:MFC) says that Canadian investors have lost confidence in mutual funds, exchange-traded funds an.... More »
Why disability insurance is so important
– moneysense.ca
Getty ImagesOne-in-three working Canadians will experience a period of disability lasting longer than 90 days during their working lives, according to statistics but a new study for RBC suggests nearly half of Canadians underestimate how frequently disability actually occurs.
In reality, 62% of Canadian workers have been exposed to someone having taken time off of work due to a disability, with 25% having had taken this time themselves.
Even a temporary disability could affect your ability to work and take home a paycheque. Without disability insurance to help cover expenses, many families would find themselves in financial trouble. A separate study released earlier month revealed 51% of workers would find it difficult to meet their financial obligations if their paycheque were delayed by a single week.
“When it comes to disability, what Canadians don’t know can hurt them,” RBC’s Mark Hardy said in a press release Tuesday. “The research indicates that Canadians are overly optimistic about avoiding a disability and that lack of understanding reinforces the need for more education around this critical issue…
Some homeowners facing insurance surprises: Roseman
– thestar.com
After weather-related loss claims soared in 2013, some insurance companies are playing hardball with customers when renewing their policies.
