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by Jeremy
A startling new survey reveals that back-to-school shopping is putting a serious strain on Canadian families, and you don’t want to be one of those people. According to the survey results, Canadians are looking to spend $883 per family on back-to-school supplies and clothing! That is $325 more on average than spent on holiday gifts last year! That’s a big number, and this kind of a bill puts a big strain on many household finances and even 40 per cent of families admit hat it takes months for them to pay off that bill. It may be because doting moms and dads have a hard…
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While measures have been made on a federal level to cool hot housing markets in Canada, the National…
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This week, the Bank of Canada raised their interest rate for the first time in seven years. But…
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The CMHC recently released their 2017 Mortgage Consumer Survey results, which outline key trends about home buying and…
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Buying a home is a big investment, but how can you ensure that you are making a smart…
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A new report released today, shows that non-mortgage debt among Canadian seniors is growing. According to Equifax, non-mortgage…
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Genworth Canada recently polled over 1,800 first-time homebuyers in Canada in their ‘2017 Homeownership Study’, to get a feel…
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Albertans are currently reflecting on the wildfires that plagued so many people one year ago in our province.…
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Today is ‘Talk With Our Kids About Money Day’, and this should serve as a great reminder of…
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Tax deadline is looming, and if you’re still panicked about getting your tax return in before the April…
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There are many reasons why someone may want to pay off a mortgage early, for some people the…
