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Zero Down Mortgages: How to Buy a House with No Down Payment May 12th
There was a time when you could go to the bank and qualify for a mortgage without a down payment. But is that still a thing, and if so, is a zero down payment mortgage even a good idea? I’ll answer that question in this article and provide some different ways to come up with your down payment,.... More »
Flooded-out rivers continue to threaten New Brunswick - CP24 Toronto's Breaking News + MORE Apr 29th
CP24 Toronto's Breaking NewsFlooded-out rivers continue to threaten New BrunswickCP24 Toronto's Breaking NewsFREDERICTON - As flood waters in Fredericton began to show some signs of relief Sunday, the owner of a popular craft brewery on the banks of the Saint John River was anxious to assess damage .... More »
The best high-interest savings accounts in Canada for 2024 + MORE Sep 10th
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Airline & Travel Rewards Programs are Responding to COVID-19 + MORE May 8th
The COVID-19 virus has caused a global pandemic and forced countries around the world to close their borders to visitors. While this is the right move to curb the spread of the virus and flatten the curve, the result is that many Canadians have found themselves postponing travel plans indefinitely..... More »
Motive Financial Review – Canada’s Best High Interest Savings Account? Jul 18th
Motive Financial is the online banking arm of Canadian Western Bank, which is a Schedule I bank. As with other online only banks, such as Tangerine or EQ, Motive has become popular with Canadians who appreciate the low fees an higher interest that they are able to offer. But how does Motive measure .... More »
Banks unfazed by new Ontario rules on real estate
– theglobeandmail.com
Canada’s largest banks are expected to absorb any impact of new legislation aimed at cooling the red-hot Toronto housing market


