
$1 million used to be enough money to set you up for life, but those days are long past. In some parts of Canada, you’re lucky if $1 million …
Read article$1 million used to be enough money to set you up for life, but those days are long past. In some parts of Canada, you’re lucky if $1 million …
Read articleThe home buying process is expensive. There’s the down payment—which must be at least 5% of the home’s purchase price—as well as closing costs. If you’re buying a home in Toronto or Vancouver, you can expect … Read More
Read articleBuying a home is expensive. First, there’s the down payment, which can amount to tens of thousands of dollars. Then there are the closing costs, which are the administrative and legal costs you need to pay … Read More
Read articleSponsored by: Before buying their first home, Rosemary and Andrew lived in a condo they rented in downtown Toronto.
Read articleI thought I’d start out this month’s update with a credit crunch joke, since we’ll be reviewing some policies born out of it: I went to the ATM this morning and it said “insufficient funds”. I’m … Read More
Read articleIn Canada, one of the largest closing costs any homebuyer will face is land transfer tax (LTT). Every province charges a LTT to buyers, except Alberta and Saskatchewan who instead levy a much smaller fee. The … Read More
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