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MoneyMortgage renewals mean housing takes up 50% of many Canadians’ budgets
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Mortgage renewals mean housing takes up 50% of many Canadians’ budgetsMoneyAug 11Canada is in the middle of its largest wave of mortgage renewals, with many Canadians seeing their housing budgets go up, a new survey has found. -
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