Have you ever wondered whether all that money you’re paying to insurance policies will ever actually pay off? If you’re like me, you might spend the majority of your time being vaguely annoyed that your handing over hundreds of dollars every month to pay for that all-mighty “what if” that people keep telling you about. You know the “what ifs” I’m talking about… What if
Are you one of those people who, as you entered your tween years, began thinking about retirement planning, or even went so far as to formulate and implement a retirement savings plan? If so, you might think that this post probably isn’t going to be your cup of tea. To put it bluntly, however, you would be wrong. You see, good retirement plans are not
Telematics Insurance, or Usage-Based Insurance as it’s sometimes called, is a new addition to the insurance market here in Canada. If you happen be a young driver or live somewhere excessively urban, chances are you’re paying extortion-level rates for the privilege of driving. While you might have railed against your fate of $2500 insurance premiums, there hasn’t been a lot of options for you. Fear
Ask Darwin is a monthly series I wanted to start after reading about people’s responses to the flooding in Calgary. The idea behind Ask Darwin is to think about the way we look at things and challenge what’s really happening for us when we think, feel, or behave in certain ways. Thanks for stopping by! Dear Darwin Recently there was a flood in my city
