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Apparently, drivers in Ontario have been overpaying in car insurance. A study by two Schulich professors says that Ontario drivers were overcharged $3 billion on insurance over the course of a decade. To make matters worse, despite the steep rates, drivers are getting even less for their money

Google consistently hires some of the most creative, intelligent people on the planet and in the recently published book, Work Rules! their SVP of People Operations explains how. If you ever want to work for, or work like Google, you might want to check this out

We spend most of our lives at work; we might as well like what we do. The Guardian carried out an analysis to find out what the happiest jobs in the world were. Are you working one of them? If not, you may want to consider a switch

Corporate culture says a lot about a company. So where a company chooses to spend its time matters a lot. From getting the most out of its employees to inspiring guests, the inside of an office speaks volumes

A little visual stimulation in the office space can go a long way – especially on Mondays after a long weekend. Tired of his boring, uninspiring office walls, one employee gathered his coworkers and transformed the office over a weekend into a work of art, with almost 9,000 Post-It notes

If your personal income tax rates are getting you down, you may want to consider relocating to the Yukon. Last week, the territory announced it would cut income tax rates after a record-setting budget surplus

Tuition costs can make a major dent in anyone’s bank account. Student loans can take a decade to pay off – perhaps longer if you go to an American university. Which is why it’s pretty big news that Stanford just announced it would pay tuition costs for families who earn less than $125,000

Lifestyle branding soars to new heights as Miami’s 60-story Porsche Design Tower races past 90% occupancy. And don’t worry, there will be a separate condo building specifically designed to match people’s Armani suits

Go ahead; splurge on that weekend away at a summer music festival. Science now provides solid logic on why we should spend our precious paycheques on experiences rather than on things. In the end, it’s the experiences – not the material possessions – that make us happier