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Prospective home buyers feel the heat over new mortgage rules, but all hope is not lost, industry leaders say Jul 10th
Mortgage default insurance is mandatory on down payments between five and 19.99 per cent, and as of July 1 it will be even harder to qualify through the national housing agency. But don’t panic just yet..... More »
“Do I need to tell my insurance company about a house fire or flood that I fix myself?” Sep 28th
You had a fire or flood in your home. Now you’re thinking about trying to fix the damage without telling your insurance company so that your rates don’t go up.
In my experience, most homeowners have this moment after a loss event. It’s fine to think about it—but I would say, don’t think to.... More »
TFSA contribution room calculator + MORE Nov 5th
Find out your current tax-free savings account (TFSA) contribution limit by using this calculator.
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Tax-free savings account is a bit of a misnomer. While you can use it for straightforward savings, think of it more accurately as an investment holding account to store things like e.... More »
Holiday deals can’t beat the savings you’ll get on car insurance Dec 17th
You have the perfect Christmas gift in mind for your co-worker, friend or loved one. Imagine stopping at the closest drug store and walking out with that perfect gift, only to find out later that it’s $50 cheaper at another store.
With Christmas in a little over a week, deals are now everywhere. .... More »
Future of Car Insurance: How the PC Win Will Affect Rates in Ontario Jun 20th
Now that the election is over, it’s unclear how newly-appointed Premier Doug Ford will tackle rising auto insurance rates in Ontario.
Over the course of the 2018 provincial elections, both the Liberal and NDP party touched on plans to tackle rising auto insurance rates in Ontario – a hot topic .... More »
Losing ground: Why Canada’s grip on U.S. real estate is slipping
– theglobeandmail.com
In the aftermath of the financial crisis, Canadian pension funds, insurance companies and investment firms began a near-decade-long U.S. commercial real estate spending spree that has been unmatched by any country. Until now.
