“Procrastination is like a credit card. It’s a lot of fun until you get the bill.” – Christopher Parker

You have balanced your budget, invested in your retirement and bought your home with a good down payment. You have a family and want to pass your financial wisdom down to your young ones, but aren't too sure exactly how to do that.

Thanks to the world of low interest rates, crazy storms and a myriad of other factors, it seems like home insurance rates have gone through the roof over the last few years.

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We are very excited to share with you a special initiative we’ve been working on!

“Why did it cost me $29 just to access my OWN money last month?”

Sending your teen to college comes with so many to do’s. College tuition needs to be paid, textbooks need to be ordered and daily living necessities need to be bought. As a parent, you want to send your child off to college as prepared as possible.

You really need to focus when driving or it’s going to cost you a small fortune in Ontario as of September 1, 2015. The fines have gone up and if you get caught, you’re going to be cursing as you pay your fines. Then you’re going to see your new insurance rates go up and probably curse even more.

When you think about donating, you might think about the Salvation Army Santas or Sally Struthers’ "Feed the Children!" advertisements on television. What you might not think about are all the ways you can maximize your charity giving with your credit card.

I recently spent the better part of a day moving into a new apartment, which, all things considered, was a terrible waste of a perfectly nice summer day. Why do I own such heavy things?

Are you flying out of Toronto? Are you flying into Toronto?

Being a resident of Toronto and a frequent flyer, I know a few things about the airport here. Our main airport is the Toronto Pearson International Airport and there are a few things that you need to know about it if you’re going to be traveling to Toronto.