Business
Bank of Canada Holds Rates Steady at 2.25% — What It Means for Your Wallet
Bank of Canada holds rates at 2.25% for the fourth time. Oil price volatility continues to shape Canadian monetary...
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Business
Major Canadian Lender Pushes $4.3B Into Rental Housing as Affordability Crisis Deepens
EQB channels $4.3B into rental housing through federal affordability programs as lender bets big on multi-unit...
USA
Mortgage Rates Drop into Spring: What Homebuyers and Refinancers Should Know Right Now
Mortgage rates cool to 6.00% for 30-year loans this spring. Here's what homebuyers and refinancers need to know.
Business
Canada's Mortgage Crisis Hits Pre-Retirees: More Seniors Carrying Debt Into Golden Years
Canadian pre-retirees are taking on record mortgage debt to help adult children buy homes, pushing payments well into...
Business
Your Real Estate Agent Could Make or Break Your Home Purchase—Here's How to Pick the Right One
Finding the right real estate agent takes research, but it's crucial for a successful home purchase. Here's what to...
Business
Bank of Canada More Likely to Cut Rates Than Raise Them, TD Economist Says
TD economist sees Bank of Canada more likely to cut rates than raise them, citing Canada's resilient economy and...
USA
Mortgage Rates Drop Below 6.20% as Market Stabilizes: What It Means for North American Buyers
Mortgage rates drop below 6.20% as trade tensions ease. 30-year mortgages at 6.13%, 15-year at 5.63%. Experts warn the...
Alberta
Edmonton homeowners bet big on variable-rate mortgages as rates diverge sharply
Edmonton homeowners are increasingly choosing variable-rate mortgages as the gap between fixed and variable rates...
Business
Fixed vs. Variable: Alberta Homeowners Face Tough Mortgage Choice as Renewal Surge Hits
With 60% of Canadian mortgages renewing through 2026, variable rates at 3.35% offer major savings over 4%+ fixed...
Business
Parent Co-Signing Mortgages Hits Record High in Canada—Here's What It Means for Your Family
Nearly 1 in 10 Canadian first-time homebuyers now rely on parental co-signing—up from 4% in 2004. Bank of Canada...
Business
Canadian Homeowners Borrowing More as House Values Fall: What This Means for Your Wallet
Canadian mortgage debt jumped 4.2% in late 2025 while home values fell 0.7%, squeezing household finances. Financial...
Business
Bank of Canada Raises Interest Rates in Aggressive Move to Fight Inflation
Overnight rate jumps to 3.25 per cent as mortgage holders brace for higher payments.