How to go about securing the best policy for your insurance in Canada.
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How to buy a car in Canada and get the best loan rate Nov 28th
You’ve read the car reviews, done the research and scoured for hours through literature on that car or truck, all while lining up pros, cons, rankings and specs against your budget and wants. You’ve shortlisted the contenders that you most want to press the gas on. That’s it: you’re buying a.... More »
Ivanka Trump defends paid leave plan in Wall Street Journal Jul 6th
First daughter Ivanka Trump is defending a White House proposal to mandate paid leave for new parents in a letter to the editor published Wednesday in The Wall Street Journal.
The paper had previously criticized the Trump administration plan “as bad policy and worse politics” that would .... More »
Do you need long-term care insurance? Aug 12th
No offence to any of us but, as a country, we’re getting old. The average age of a Canadian in 2024 was 41.6 years, according to Statistics Canada, and by 2030, one in four Canadians will be 65 or older.
That means there’s a growing demand for health services and long-term car.... More »
Audit finds holes in government computer system that stores data on HealthCare.gov customers + MORE Sep 24th
WASHINGTON – The government stored sensitive personal information on millions of health insurance customers in a computer system with basic security flaws, according to an official audit that uncovered slipshod practices.
The Obama administration said it acted quickly to fix all the problems i.... More »
These are the most expensive postal codes for auto insurance in the city. Here’s how you can save if you live in one + MORE Mar 16th
The City of Toronto came in as the seventh most expensive city in the province for auto insurance, with the most expensive postal codes — M3N and M9M — in Humber River-Black Creek..... More »
Disability Insurance 101
– healthquotes.ca/blog/
Canadian disability insurance 101 here! We discuss the two main DI types (short-term and long-term), along with disability insurance providers (i.e. DI sources). We also touch upon first, second and third level payers and how they tie into “all sources maximum”.
