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If you’re shopping for a mortgage, working with a mortgage broker is one of the most effective ways to get the most advantageous rate.

Homeownership doesn’t come cheap; in addition to your regular mortgage payments, home insurance, utilities, and repairs, is the dreaded property tax bill!

Next to a home, a vehicle is the second-largest purchase many Canadians make in their lives. Choosing the right car is a big decision, especially with the higher prices, rising insurance rates, and new tariffs we’re faced with this year.

Home buyer confidence remained on ice in April, due to lingering global trade uncertainty and the prospect of a looming recession. However, despite …

With 57% of Canadians expecting higher monthly payments on their mortgage renewals this year, borrowers are already facing an uphill battle. …

If you’ve ever searched for car-buying advice, you’ve probably come across the 20/4/10 rule — a tidy little formula that tells you to put 20% down, finance for no more than four years, and spend no more than 10% of your income on your car. Sounds reasonable, right?