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by Jeremy
This week the Globe and Mail launched a special series on ‘Gen Y Money’, and the trends that Generation Y is facing with their finances. Generation Y, also known as millennials, are those aged 15-33, and those who took part in this survey and special series were questioned on their financial reality. There were three major trends that stood out about the reality of Generation Y’s saving (or lack thereof): 75% of those aged 25-29 are yet to start working in their career Over 60% of those aged 25-33 are not yet saving for a home 25% of those aged 30-33 are looking for downpayment…
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A new report released by Alberta Treasury Board and Finance, shows that Alberta’s hsouing market is not only…
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When it comes to approving you for a mortgage, your lender will look at many elements of you…
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Your credit is a very powerful tool for your financial future, and it’s especially important when it comes…
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Starting tomorrow, homebuyers without a 20% down payment, will be paying more to purchase a home. Canada’s largest…
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Interest rates are still historically low, and recent surveys show that more and more Albertans are looking at…
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The latest security breaches to government websites due to the heartbleed bug, should be good reminder for you…
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A recent survey released by BMO Bank of Montreal, showed that the youngest first-time homebuyers in Canada are…
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According to a new study released by Scotiabank, 37% of mortgage holders in Canada are less than 10…
