U.S. stock markets extended their gains following the Fed’s statement, and bond yields dropped. Continue reading →

The number of Canadians who are $200 or less away from financial insolvency at month-end has jumped to 46 per cent, up from 40 per cent in the previous quarter, as interest rates rise. Continue reading →

If you are feeling guilty or stressed about all the money you spend this Christmas, personal finance expert Rubina Ahmed-Haq has tips for a “finance detox” in 2019. Continue reading →

The Bank of Canada provided a closer look Wednesday at just how much stricter mortgage rules and higher interest rates have helped slow the entry of new households into the category of “deeply indebted borrowers.” Continue reading →

The Saskatoon & Region Home Builders’ Association said PST on construction and interest rates are two factors affecting the new housing market. Continue reading →

The City of Kingston is taking steps to limit the number and location of payday loan businesses and to educate consumers about the potential downside of taking short-term, high interest loans. Continue reading →

Carolyn Wilkins acknowledged it’s difficult for the central bank to estimate the “highly uncertain” economic fallout from tit-for-tat tariffs between Canada and the U.S., and the resulting blow to business confidence. Continue reading →

While the Kitchener-Waterloo real estate market remains strong, it is still lagging behind the historic 2017 market. Continue reading →

Bank of Canada Governor Stephen Poloz says hesitation around new investments in Canada is keeping him up at night. Continue reading →

The next hike could come as soon as July, according to CIBC. Continue reading →