Now that the election is over and Doug Ford is Ontario’s new premier, how will your auto insurance premiums be affected?

As the home renovation season heats up, a new poll suggests that 45 per cent of Canadian homeowners plan to take on renovations this year, down somewhat from last year. Perhaps most notably however, for the third consecutive year, Canadians are tightening their belt on how much they spend on their home improvement projects.

Travellers beware: hurricane season is upon us. While hurricane season typically runs from mid-May through to November, the heart of the season is in August, September and October. Learn what you need to know if you'll be travelling during hurricane season this summer.

There are a lot of factors to consider when buying a new vehicle, but how do you know if you’re buying a "good" car—one that you’ll enjoy driving for years to come? Many turn to the people whose job it is to evaluate cars on a regular basis.

Think you pay a lot for coverage now? Chances are you’ll pay more when it comes time to renew as some drivers are seeing their rates increase as much as 20 per cent.

At InsuranceHotline.com it’s our business to help Canadians pay less for the insurance coverage they need and when it comes to your business, we’ve rounded up six ways you could pay less for your commercial insurance policy.

Is your business the same today as it was when you first started out? Chances are it isn’t and your commercial insurance needs to reflect all that’s new with your business.

If you’re planning your summer vacation and want to go beyond Canada’s borders, the options available to you are seemingly endless. But there are some destinations more popular with Canadians than others, according to travellers who compared travel insurance quotes at InsuranceHotline.com.

People often think about their auto insurance just once a year. But, if you’re not checking in on your rates more regularly, you may not be getting the best car insurance rate available. See when you should be shopping around for a better rate.