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by Jeremy
As you know, your variable rate mortgage, line of credit and/or student loans are all based on the Prime Rate and, as promised, here is your personal update from me on the recent Bank of Canada announcement on changes to their Overnight Rate which in most cases impacts your Prime Rate. At 10:00 am EST, Wednesday July 17th, 2013, the Bank of Canada again did what we expected them to do … they continued to maintain their overnight rate. What this means to you is that once again the prime rate will not change and remains at 3.00%. This of course is fabulous news but…
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The floods in Alberta took more than an emotional toll on victims, it took a financial one as…
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Despite the tragic flooding in our city, and resulting market uncertainty, June was actually a record month for…
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This afternoon, CREB held an online information session regarding the flood situation and its affect on homeowners, homes…
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Canadians are faced with yet another mortgage rate hike. RBC, Royal Bank of Canada, announced it would increase…
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If you have been affected by the flood, you are probably quickly becoming frustrated with your insurance company…
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When it comes to financing your new home or even working to renew your existing mortgage, who can…
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After Anna Jarvis successfully introduced Mother’s Day in the US in 1908, a woman named Sonora Dodd decided…
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As you know, all variable rate mortgages, lines of credit and/or student loans are all based on the…
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At a time when headlines speak of Canada’s housing market on the verge of a crash, 3 top…
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I came across a great article by Canadian Real Estate Wealth titled Investors could be hardest hit by…
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I came across an interesting article in the Calgary Herald today, “Home builders fret as Calgary considers constraints…
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Here we go… The bond market rally is squeezing spreads, placing upward pressure on the fixed interest rates.…
