Ontario drivers, brace yourselves. Over the next few months,
your auto insurance premiums are likely going up, if they haven’t already risen. And in many cases, drivers could be looking at
double-digit increases.

In Ontario, auto insurance is regulated by the Financial Services Commission of Ontario (FSCO), an arm's-length agency of the Ministry of Finance. According to a recent FSCO report, the average approved premium increase for the first three quarters of 2009
was 6.2 per cent. Several media outlets suggest however that premiums could actually increase by an average of 9.1 per cent across the province. read more

 

There is alot of talk these days about the auto insurance reform package introduced by the Ontario government. At the end of the day, lowering benefit levels might not result in lower insurance premiums, but it could prevent large rate increases. And while consumers can’t control rate increases, there are many steps drivers can take to keep their premiums low. read more

You’ve made the decision to leave the company. You’ve packed up your belongings and said
good-bye to your co-workers. Have you forgotten anything? read more.


CARP recently polled its members on the issue of caregiving and discovered that 91% of caregivers were financially and emotionally stressed¹. Protect your loved ones from becoming
one of those people… read more.