When you bought your car, did the colour of it matter to you? Did you pick the colour for reasons other than you simply liked it? If you picked the colour of your car because you believed it would affect how much you pay for auto insurance, you are not alone.

Protect your car to help it last longer with these five tips. Learn how you can prolong your car's life.

Are you taking a critical eye to your house and considering what areas could be improved? Whatever project you plan to undertake, everyone naturally expects a renovation or upgrade to add value to the home.

Planning to give your home a makeover this year? Test your home improvement savvy with the Truth About Renos quiz.

They say money talks, but does it? Ontario auto insurance rates are some of the highest in the country, yet a new survey found that only 23% of Ontario drivers compared auto insurance quotes last year, while 77% did not.

What happens if you're to blame for a collision but the other driver doesn't have insurance? Anne Marie explains.

If you don’t get at least seven hours of sleep, your sleep deprivation could put you at risk for a collision when behind the wheel.

When does the clock start kicking until a ticket comes off your driving record: When you get the ticket? Or, when you pay the ticket or when the court finds you guilty (if it does)?

It’s estimated in 2019 Canadians spent north of $80 billion to spruce up, repair, upgrade or expand their homes. Now, it looks like any momentum lost in early 2020 by the renovation industry due to the pandemic may be found again. According to a recent HomeStars survey, almost three quarters (74%) of Canadian homeowners plan to improve their homes in 2021.