Insurance rates across Canada are in part dependent on where exactly you live – right down to the postal code. While a Torontonian is likely to pay higher insurance premiums than if they lived in rural Ontario, the differences on a provincial scale are even more significant. Insurance premiums are higher in Ontario than any

The weather is gorgeous today, and it is expected to be just as great over the weekend. Just in time for Father’s day! Personally, this weather is ideal for a nice BBQ! Anyone up for a little BBQ this weekend? That said, we are at Friday, and have BankNerd’s Best of the Best. As usual

As you know, I am a sucker for deals, especially when they are financial deals. I was on one of my favourite websites, Red Flag Deals and came across a great deal that is currently being offered by the Royal Bank of Canada (RBC). The deal that is being offered is that if you apply

It has finally happened, the Bank of Nova Scotia’s building, otherwise known as Scotia Plaza has been sold. The price is the highest paid for a Canadian office building, $1.27 billion. This news came to me from none other than the Globe and Mail. There were several months of rumours of international interest on who

The long weekend has arrived; I’m sure a lot of people have been waiting for this nice long break. Well I am definitely one of those people ☺. As we are at the end of the week, I have BankNerd’s Best of the Best prepared for everyone today. As usual, the articles listed here are

Just over a month ago, Scotiabank announced that they would be launching a Scotia iTRADE mobile trading app. This app will give customers who manage their own investments the ability to make equity and option trades whenever and wherever they want from their smartphones. That said, Scotiabank has launched their Scotia iTRADE mobile trading app,

It is the end of another week; time just seems to fly nowadays. One thing I am particularly happy about is the weather. It is a beautiful day outside today; not like the Wednesday where I think I saw hail hit my car. Either way, as usual, as we are at the end of another