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  • Your home insurance bill just got 6% more expensive
    Budgeting

    Your home insurance bill just got 6% more expensive

    Claire Davenport June 4, 2026 8:00 am

    Home insurance rates jumped 5.7% this year, and it's not just inflation — it's climate change hitting your wallet. Canadian home insurance premiums climbed 5.7%…

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  • Alberta’s Car Insurance Crisis: What $1,835 Premiums Actually Mean
    Budgeting

    Alberta’s Car Insurance Crisis: What $1,835 Premiums Actually Mean

    Claire Davenport June 3, 2026 6:00 pm

    Second-highest rates in Canada, 23% yearly increases, and confused drivers facing a system overhaul in 2027. Your Alberta car insurance bill hit $1,835 this year…

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  • Canada’s Credit System Ignores Your Foreign Credit History
    Debt

    Canada’s Credit System Ignores Your Foreign Credit History

    Claire Davenport June 3, 2026 1:00 pm

    Excellent credit in your home country means nothing here, but some banks are finally starting to change that. If you arrive in Canada with a…

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  • Hidden money for disabled students that most families miss
    Earning

    Hidden money for disabled students that most families miss

    Claire Davenport June 3, 2026 8:00 am

    Canadian disabled students pay more for school but qualify for grants and supports most families never hear about. If you're supporting a disabled student or…

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  • Why newcomers to Canada hit a credit wall
    Debt

    Why newcomers to Canada hit a credit wall

    Claire Davenport June 2, 2026 6:00 pm

    Canada's credit-obsessed financial system leaves new residents scrambling to prove they can borrow money. Canada runs on debt. Want a cell phone? Credit check. Rent…

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  • Your TFSA Could Be a Tax Nightmare for Your American Spouse
    Taxes

    Your TFSA Could Be a Tax Nightmare for Your American Spouse

    Claire Davenport June 2, 2026 1:00 pm

    Leaving your TFSA to a US spouse creates IRS reporting hell that might cost more than the inheritance itself. Here's something nobody tells you at…

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  • Segregated funds for estate taxes might cost your heirs more
    Retirement

    Segregated funds for estate taxes might cost your heirs more

    Claire Davenport June 2, 2026 8:00 am

    Moving your RRIF into segregated funds to dodge estate taxes sounds clever, but the math often doesn't work. Financial advisors love pitching segregated funds as…

    Read More Segregated funds for estate taxes might cost your heirs moreContinue

  • Mortgage rates jumped in April making homebuying harder everywhere
    Housing

    Mortgage rates jumped in April making homebuying harder everywhere

    Claire Davenport June 1, 2026 6:00 pm

    Rising rates and home prices squeezed buyers across Canada last month, with Ottawa hit hardest. April was brutal for anyone trying to buy a home…

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  • Your landlord’s insurance won’t cover your stuff when it burns down
    Housing

    Your landlord’s insurance won’t cover your stuff when it burns down

    Claire Davenport June 1, 2026 1:00 pm

    Most Canadian renters think they're covered. They're not, and finding out costs thousands. Here's what nobody tells you when you sign a lease: your landlord's…

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  • Missing Insurance Payments Won’t Cancel Your Coverage Immediately
    Budgeting

    Missing Insurance Payments Won’t Cancel Your Coverage Immediately

    Claire Davenport June 1, 2026 8:00 am

    Most insurers give you 5-30 days to catch up before cancelling your policy. Here's something your insurance company probably didn't emphasize when you signed up:…

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  • Wildfire Insurance Shock: Your Premiums Just Jumped 8.6%
    Housing

    Wildfire Insurance Shock: Your Premiums Just Jumped 8.6%

    Claire Davenport May 31, 2026 6:00 pm

    Canadian home insurance rates spiked hard this year, and wildfires are a big reason why. Home insurance premiums shot up 8.6% nationally in the first…

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  • Canada’s in a Technical Recession — Here’s What That Actually Means
    Budgeting

    Canada’s in a Technical Recession — Here’s What That Actually Means

    Claire Davenport May 31, 2026 1:00 pm

    Two quarters of economic decline sounds scary, but the real impact on your wallet might be different than you think. Canada officially entered a technical…

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