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Trip Planning and Travel Insurance Dec 11th
Planning a trip can be a very exciting time. You have a destination picked out and you are looking forward to activities that you love to do. Hotel rooms are booked, and you cannot wait to get going.
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Dating dilemma: When to talk about finances Mar 16th
When it comes to popular first-date conversation topics, credit scores and debt levels aren’t at the top of the list. Even committed couples may find it hard to broach financial topics like retirement planning or estate planning. But as the cost of living goes up and people try to plan for the fut.... More »
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Ages 13 to 17: Teaching teens to budget Aug 24th
It happens so fast you could miss it. But in their teens, kids need to start moving from thinking about money in small amounts (weekly) to larger amounts (monthly). “They should start getting more money for longer periods of time, but now they also need to start taking personal responsibility for .... More »
How well are you protected if you have a car accident? Rising deductibles mean your insurance company could get more than you
– thestar.com
If you’re awarded a pain and suffering payment of less than $44,000 in Ontario, the money goes to your insurance company and you get nothing. But there are things you can do to protect yourself.
