Distracted driving is one of the biggest threats to Canadians’ safety on the road. Safe driving isn’t just a responsibility; it’s a necessity for everyone’s well-being. Here’s what you need to know about distracted driving, the associated penalties, and tips to avoid this dangerous habit.

The internet is rampant with misconceptions about auto insurance, and it’s easy to get confused by all the conflicting information. Don’t let these common myths prevent you from getting the best coverage that fits your lifestyle.

Retirement can be a remarkable time of life. To make the most of your retirement, you'll want a solid financial foundation to fund your basic needs and those extra activities you finally have time to do. But how much do you need?

No matter what area you live in, flooding can happen to you. Don't wait for the water – take these proactive steps to minimize your risk of a flood damaging your home.

When you purchase an insurance policy, you may be given the option of insuring your property at actual cash value or replacement cost. Both methods have their pros and cons. But what’s the difference between the two? And which is best for you? Let’s take a look.

If you’re a renter, how do you protect your belongings in case of theft or damage? Hopefully, you’d answer with tenant insurance. Nevertheless, many Canadians are passing on tenant insurance and, in doing so, putting themselves at financial risk. And while tenant insurance isn’t mandatory, it can offer you the peace of mind that you’re protected.

Canadians are feeling more vulnerable to fraudsters and identity theft than ever before. In 2022, the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre observed approximately $531 million in losses to fraud. In 2023, this number increased to $554 million. That’s why Fraud Prevention Month (March) is so important. As an annual campaign, it seeks to help you recognize, reject, and report fraud.

A thoughtful gift from a loved one may be priceless, but replacing it can be pricey. Home insurance can cover you in more ways than you’d expect, especially when it comes to reimbursing you for damaged or lost valuable items. Plus, it helps to take a few simple steps to protect your belongings before anything happens.

It’s not unusual to spot a dog’s head or nose sticking out of the window of a passing car – having the wind blow through their fur and taking in all sorts of scents. On the other hand, a driver caught with a dog in their lap may be in for an expensive surprise. According to the Ontario Provincial Police, it could be considered a crowding the driver’s seat charge.

It’s important to review your benefits coverage when life events occur.