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US sues Deutsche Bank, other banks, saying they dodged tens of millions of dollars in taxes + MORE Dec 9th
NEW YORK, N.Y. – Federal authorities in New York have sued Deutsche Bank and other financial entities, alleging they dodged more than $100 million in taxes with some fancy financial footwork.
The lawsuit was filed Monday in Manhattan federal court. It seeks to recover more than $190 million in.... More »
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.
This is the fir.... More »
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Some advice for borrowers and investors: Take a deep breath + MORE Dec 15th
WASHINGTON _ If you’re about to buy a home, shop for a car or borrow for college, the pros have some advice:
Go ahead.
The Federal Reserve’s decision Wednesday to slightly raise its key interest rate, advisers say, should have little effect on mortgages or auto and student loans. The Fed.... More »
Big banks, waited years for a rate hike, get pummeled Jun 3rd
NEW YORK, N.Y. – With oddsmakers all but pulling a summer rate hike off the table after a terrible U.S. jobs report and a wash of other disheartening economic data, the nation’s biggest banks took pummeling from investors Friday.
The financial sector has been waiting seven years for the .... More »
The chief executive officer makes the biggest of the big bucks in Canada’s big five banks. But what about the second-biggest? Here’s our round-up.
See more salary comparisons in our full Who Earns What series.
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