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A new year can mean new things for many people. For you, this might be the year you choose to buy a new (or your first) home. This may also be the year that your current … Read More

A major part of adulting is managing our finances. It’s certainly not sexy and it’s often frustrating but, in my experience at least, getting your financial life together can feel rewarding. One thing that has helped … Read More

With an 8.9% year-over-year change in housing prices, Winnipeg could home to your next investment property. According to the Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA), the average home price in Winnipeg increased to $279,651 in December 2016. … Read More

Ever wonder how much a home in Quebec’s capital would cost? According to the Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA), the average price of a home in Quebec City and the surrounding metropolitan area was $261,317 in … Read More

Ever wondered how much it would cost to purchase a house in Ottawa? With an 8% year-over-year change, the average home price in the nation’s capital increased to $388,411 in December 2016. According to the Canadian … Read More

Montreal, Canada’s second most populous city, saw a 4.8% increase in the average home price last year, according to the Canadian Real Estate Association. In December 2016, the average price of a home in Montreal was … Read More

As Toronto housing prices continue to soar, so do average mortgage payments. According to the Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA), average home prices in Toronto have increased by 22.8% since 2015, with the current average home … Read More

Happy new year! While you’re looking ahead to the opportunities this year may bring, why not take a moment to reflect back on some of the stories you might have missed over the past month? Across … Read More

The 2016 Digital Money Trends Report from Ratehub.ca looked at how Canadians interact with products like mortgages, and credit cards. It also examined how Canadians stay loyal to their financial institutions and how they use technology … Read More