So your beautiful bundle of joy has arrived and you’re brimming over with happiness.

Let’s face it. Home insurance is not sexy.

When you buy your first house, it’s like the first bloom of romance. You’re excited and emotional. You can’t stop thinking about your house; talking about your house; or being in your house.  You spend endless hours flipping through home décor magazines and dreamily wandering the aisles of Bed, Bath & Beyond.

Now that our son is four months old, it's safe to say we’ve seen both the Canadian and American systems up close.

Congratulations on your pregnancy! Have you thought about how you're going to pay for it? I know that seems like a harsh question but trust me you need to think about it. I'm not trying to bring you down, I just want to make sure you're financially prepared for the next phase of your life.

Getting a new car doesn’t seem like a complicated process. You show up, test drive a few vehicles, and decide on one. It can all be done in the course of a couple hours if you’re feeling ambitious.

Passwords are among the most important security features in today’s digital era. Passwords have the power to keep your personal information safe, if they are used appropriately. But an unsecure password will do little to deter scammers from stealing your information.

As winter in Canada drags on into its 10th month (author’s estimate), I imagine most of you reading this are starting to get a little sick of the indoors. Patio and shorts weather just can’t come fast enough.

When deciding whether to take a fixed or a variable rate mortgage, there are many things to consider. But for most people, one factor overwhelms the whole thought process: if mortgage rates jump up, will I be stuck paying hundreds more each month in payments?

Valentine’s Day has come and gone, but many people will continue to share their love for the important people in their lives throughout February and beyond.

According to a study by Maritz Research, approximately 25% of people will pay cash for their next vehicle purchase. That leaves 75% of us who are either going to have to get financing or end up taking the bus.