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• Canadians’ debt remains ‘really high,’ but improving thanks to tight mortgage rules: BoC

  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."

  Money

  Nov 14, 2018
  
• The deal hunter’s guide to getting the lowest mortgage rate

  There are three ways to go about it, each with its pros and cons, say experts.

  Money

  Mar 15, 2018
  
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• Bank of Canada raises key interest rate to 1.25%

  And further interest rates increases are likely 'warranted' in the future, the central bank said in its statement.

  Money

  Jan 17, 2018
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• New mortgage rules 2018: A practical guide

  What the stress test mean for Canadians getting, renewing or refinancing a mortgage next year.

  Money

  Dec 10, 2017
• Here’s how much house you’ll be able to buy with the new mortgage stress test

  Even homebuyers who don't require mortgage insurance will have to prove they can keep making payments at higher interest rates.

  Money

  Oct 17, 2017
• 3 tips that could save you thousands on your mortgage, as interest rates rise

  Advice from the man who 'burned' his 250K mortgage in just three years.

  Money

  Oct 15, 2017
• How the Bank of Canada’s interest rate hike affects your wallet

  Here's how today's rate announcement could affect your mortgages, credit lines, car loan and credit card payments.

  Money

  Jul 12, 2017
• Mortgage calculator: See how rising interest rates affect your payments

  Our calculator shows how mortgage payments would change under different interest-rate scenarios

  Money

  Jul 12, 2017
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• What $1M will buy you in real estate around the globe

  What does a $1 million property look like in major markets around the globe? A shoebox in some cities, and sunny terraces in others.

  Canada

  Mar 2, 2017
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• What you need to consider before buying a home with family or friends

  As Canadians adjust to hot housing markets and stagnating wages, some are teaming up with friends or family to buy a home. Before signing on the dotted line, here are some things to consider.

  Money

  Feb 24, 2017