More than a third of pandemic-era borrowers expecting higher mortgage rates at renewal, new report says
financialpost.comu/alias1929 — 1 day ago
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Top Mortgage Mistakes That Can Cost You Thousands
financialfirstresponder.cau/alias1929 — 3 days ago
Do you see your home as part of your retirement plan or just a place to live in?
reddit.comu/alias1929 — 13 days ago
Where do you see house prices in Alberta in 5 years?
If you had a crystal ball where do you think house prices are going based on our current market
u/alias1929 — 25 days ago
Posthaste: Canada's historic housing market correction may have finally hit bottom
“the province has accounted for most of Canada’s net job growth since the end of 2024”
u/alias1929 — 1 month ago
What’s the best and worst thing about moving to Alberta?
I always hear people talk about lower taxes, housing mountains, and jobs but I’m curious what people think that have moved here.
What surprised you the most when moving here? What do you love or what do you hate?
u/alias1929 — 1 month ago
Canada ranks 13th on average global wealth list, Switzerland comes in first
ctvnews.cau/alias1929 — 2 months ago
If you’re renewing in 2026, are you going with fixed or variable?
reddit.comu/alias1929 — 2 months ago
The Consumer Price Index (CPI) increased 3.2% year over year in May
“ The Consumer Price Index (CPI) increased 3.2% year over year in May, up from a 2.8% gain in April.
Higher prices for gasoline continued to drive the acceleration in the headline CPI in May. However, excluding gasoline, the CPI still rose at a faster pace year over year in May (+2.2%) compared with April (+2.0%).”
“The CPI was up 1.0% month over month in May. On a seasonally adjusted monthly basis, the CPIincreased 0.5%, largely due to a rise in the recreation, education and reading and transportation components.”
https://www150.statcan.gc.ca/n1/daily-quotidien/260622/dq260622a-eng.htm
u/alias1929 — 2 months ago