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'This pace cannot last forever': 2 big banks sound alarm on Toronto house prices Mar 17th
Two big banks are waving red flags about Toronto housing prices, calling them "simply unsustainable" and a "bubble" in separate reports..... More »
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Swiss bank Julius Baer reaches deal in principle to settle US tax dispute, sets aside $547M + MORE Dec 30th
BERLIN – Swiss bank Julius Baer says it has reached an agreement in principle to settle a dispute over dealings with U.S. clients, and is setting aside $547.25 million to cover the costs.
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Swiss police say they've caught Canada's Vaulter bandit - The Globe and Mail + MORE Sep 16th
The Globe and MailSwiss police say they've caught Canada's Vaulter banditThe Globe and MailCanada's most notorious bank robber, known as the Vaulter, might have had a past life, as someone known in the United States as the Reebok Bandit. For more than five years, a grey-haired man had.... More »
Giorgos, a 77-year-old pensioner from Athens, sits outside a branch of the National Bank of Greece as he waits along with dozens of other pensioners, hoping to get their pensions in Athens, Greece June 29, 2015. Greece closed its banks and imposed capital controls on Sunday to check the growing strains on its crippled financial system, bringing the prospect of being forced out of the euro into plain sight. (Yannis Behrakis/Reuters)ATHENS, Greece — The brief but intense campaign in Greece’s critical bailout referendum ends Friday, with simultaneous rallies in Athens supporting “yes” and “no” answers to a murky question in what opinion polls suggest will be a very close vote.
Thousands began gathering for the rallies, which were being held about 800 metres (half a mile) apart. Brief clashes broke out between a group of dozens of anti-establishment protesters and police at the tail end of the “no” rally just as it was getting under way.
Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras called the referendum last weekend, asking Greeks to decide whether to accept creditors’ proposals for more austerity in exchange for rescue loans —even though those proposals are no longer on the table…
From City to Suburb
– ratesupermarket.ca
Shrinking home affordability has topped Canadian housing headlines for weeks running – and it’s no surprise, as prices in urban centres push past the $1-million mark. In fact, according to our recent poll, 83% of millennial home buyers feel that it’s less affordable to buy in today’s market than in generations past – yet only 37% you would make the trek to a new region in order to afford a bigger home.
Read on for the full story.
Would You Move to Afford a Bigger Home?
For many city dwellers, a detached house with a yard is out of reach financially – and the need to move to afford a bigger home is a reality. Is swapping the city for suburban square footage worth it? One homeowner shares her story – and her commute time.
Read Jaclyn’s Blog | Would You Move to Afford a Bigger Home?
Canada’s Banks Go Big on Prepaid Credit Cards
Prepaid credit cards are the next big thing among Canada’s big banks, who are touting them as a risk-free way to shop online, teach kids about credit use, and securely replace cash…
From City to Suburb
– ratesupermarket.ca
Shrinking home affordability has topped Canadian housing headlines for weeks running – and it’s no surprise, as prices in urban centres push past the $1-million mark. In fact, according to our recent poll, 83% of millennial home buyers feel that it’s less affordable to buy in today’s market than in generations past – yet only 37% you would make the trek to a new region in order to afford a bigger home.
Read on for the full story.
Would You Move to Afford a Bigger Home?
For many city dwellers, a detached house with a yard is out of reach financially – and the need to move to afford a bigger home is a reality. Is swapping the city for suburban square footage worth it? One homeowner shares her story – and her commute time.
Read Jaclyn’s Blog | Would You Move to Afford a Bigger Home?
Canada’s Banks Go Big on Prepaid Credit Cards
Prepaid credit cards are the next big thing among Canada’s big banks, who are touting them as a risk-free way to shop online, teach kids about credit use, and securely replace cash…
