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Lower Rates Means Less Stress in the “Stress Test” + MORE Jul 24th
Starting now, Canadian mortgage seekers will find it easier to qualify for more money. That’s because the Bank of Canada has dropped its five year benchmark qualifying rate from 5.34 percent to 5.19 percent. This is the rate banks use to qualify would-be-homebuyers for a mortgage.
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Tangerine Money-Back Credit Card Review Aug 2nd
Looking to earn cash back on your daily expenditures? Don’t want to pay an annual fee? Enter the Tangerine Money-Back credit card – one of the most popular cash-back credit cards on the market.
Special offer: Apply for a Tangerine Money-Back credit card through RateSupermarket.ca and you’ll r.... More »
The best high-interest savings accounts in Canada for 2025 + MORE Jun 30th
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Sault Chamber reacts to provincial budget - SooToday.com + MORE Mar 29th
Sault Chamber reacts to provincial budget SooToday.comMayors from Waterloo region share their wins and disappointments from Ontario's 2026 budget cbc.caOntario’s budget banks on a housing resale rebound in 2026 — but real estate players aren’t so sure thestar.c.... More »
Prepaid Credit Cards vs. Prepaid Gift Cards Apr 23rd
If you’ve ever had to shop for “that” person in your life — the one who already has everything — you know that gift cards can be a lifesaver. They’ve been around for almost 26 years, growing into an essential part of any retail business.
More recently, prepaid gift cards branded with pa.... More »
Canadian banks’ mortgage-rate increases could trigger rise in qualifying rate, analysts say
– thestar.com
The central bank’s conventional mortgage five-year rate, which is updated weekly, was 5.14 per cent as of May 2.
