Tips to Prevent Accidental Injuries in Your Home

Your home is supposed to be a sanctuary, where you and your family are safe and comfortable. However, it’s also a place where many preventable accidents occur. Take a few precautions to help ensure your house doesn’t contribute to any accidental injuries.

Three Reasons You Should Consider Supplemental Insurance

Canadians benefit from a high quality of life. In fact, a recent study of best countries ranked Canada first for quality of life, based on factors such as a good job market and public health system.1 This is great news for the average Canadian. Yet, a large number of us still choose to supplement our […]

Taking Time Off from Work for Mental Health

It’s estimated that by age 40, about one in two Canadians have — or have had — a mental illness.1 This can affect every part of a person’s life, including work. In fact, at least 500,000 Canadians have to take time off from work each week due to mental health problems.1

Four Common Summer Activities that Could Be Dangerous

Most Canadians want to head outside to enjoy the summer sun and warmth after a long, cold winter. However, it’s important to stay safe while having fun, as some common summer activities can actually be dangerous if you don’t take the proper precautions.

Home Renovations: DIY or Hire a Professional?

Owning a home can be expensive — and when it comes time for upgrades or renovations, a difficult choice must be made: DIY or hire a professional. Some people believe it’s more affordable to take on tasks themselves, while others believe that hiring a professional is a better investment.

Mental Health Is as Important as Physical Health

Just like physical health, mental health should be a priority for every Canadian. Unfortunately, there’s still a stigma attached to mental health that prevents people from seeking treatment. Mental Health Week — now in its 86th year — aims to raise awareness and break down barriers to help the thousands of Canadians who suffer from […]

Frequently Asked Questions about Life, Disability and Income Insurance

Hudson’s Bay Financial Services is happy to offer a unique insurance solution that combines three different products. Since this is a new offering in the Canadian market, we’ve received some common questions about our Life, Disability and Income (LDI) Insurance.

How to Cover Credit Card Payments while Laid Off

Many Canadians pay for everyday expenses with their credit card and, unfortunately, often carry a significant balance forward. If you get laid off, your credit card payments are still due—and it can be difficult to make even the minimum required payment, let alone pay off the whole balance. With Life, Disability and Income (LDI) Insurance, […]

Undertake a Financial Review at Tax Time

Many Canadians are getting ready to submit their tax returns before the April 30 deadline. Since all of your financial information is already out and in one place, this is also the perfect time to undertake a financial review. Your annual analysis should include assessing financial goals and creating a budget, checking your credit history […]

Unmarried Couples Need Insurance

According to the latest census data, the number of common-law unions is increasing, accounting for one-fifth of couples in the country.1 Even though many people are happy to live together without making it official, it’s still important for unmarried couples to have proper insurance coverage.

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