By: Lisa Coxon on October 22, 2019Thinking you’re 'bad with money' can become a self-fulfilling prophecyNegative self-talk has the power to lead to financially reckless behaviour, like giving up altogether.
By: Lisa Coxon on October 18, 2019Touch screens in cars are distracting, so why do we keep putting them there? When we think about distracted driving, we almost exclusively think about cell phone use.
By: LowestRates.ca Staff on October 17, 2019Election 2019: Where do Canada's parties stand on financial issues?The election is right around the corner. We lay out where the parties stand on issues like housing, taxes, investing and insurance.
By: John Shmuel on October 15, 2019Auto insurance rates in Ontario rise for eighth-straight quarterThere’s no relief in sight for Ontario drivers as prices for auto insurance in the province will rise by an average of 2.6%.
By: Lisa Coxon on October 11, 2019Why student debt hits women harder than menThere’s no doubt that student debt is holding a lot of North Americans back financially. But it’s actually hitting women the hardest.
By: Barry Choi on October 10, 2019What happens to your loyalty points when you die? Every program has different rules about what happens to your points when you pass.
By: Renee Sylvestre-Williams on October 8, 2019What kind of auto insurance do you need if you drive for Uber or Lyft?
By: Sadaf Ahsan on October 4, 2019Living at home until I was 28 saved me money, but cost me in other waysLiving at home benefited my career growth, but in many ways, it stunted my personal financial growth.
By: Lisa Coxon on October 3, 2019I’ve been mugged while travelling overseas. Now what?It can happen to even the most vigilant. Here’s what to do if you’re mugged while travelling abroad.
By: John Shmuel on October 2, 2019Ontario considering private mortgage registry as the industry keeps growingThe Ontario government has noticed the runaway growth of private mortgages in recent years.