Car insurance in Canada is mandatory. However, there isn’t one set of rules about car coverage. Each province is different, and it’s important to know what to expect, depending on where you live.

Do you want get a handle on your debt so that you can finally travel more or go out without feeling so guilty about your money? You don’t have to let your debt manage you.

It’s no secret that women manage money differently than men. Women tend to be more cautious with their finances and are afraid of making big mistakes. The desire for security over power often leads to women deferring or handing off financial matters to their spouse or advisor.

Getting car insurance used to be an arduous process.

Airbnb has brought vacationing to the next level.

I signed up for a student credit card as soon as I turned 18. I didn’t know how building credit worked. I just knew somehow that I needed a credit card. I also wanted to look cool when I went out with my friends. I believe that credit cards can be the best financial tool for you in your 20s – if you use them responsibly.

In Canada, you are required to carry car insurance. You know you need to cover your personal car use, but are you properly covered if you are using your car for business purposes?

Why would you need a financial advisor? When asking this question, you might as well ask why you need a doctor, a lawyer, an auto mechanic or a personal trainer.

Canadian drivers are legally obligated to carry basic auto insurance coverage on their vehicles. But because each province and territory has its own legislation and rules, auto insurance can look much different from one province to the next.

The green movement is coming; some may even say it's already here. With people eating healthy, recycling whenever possible, and installing energy efficient appliances in their homes, buying an electric car is the next logical step towards a more sustainable lifestyle.