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Variable-rate mortgages align with Bank of Canada’s policy rate. Interest rate changes have far-reaching implications for mortgage loan borrowers.
Borrowing privately to buy a home should be a temporary option as interest rates can be as high as 20% in a market largely unregulated and opaque.
The Bank of Canada raises key rate 25 bps to 2.50% on Oct. 28, ending seven straight holds as energy inflation persists and bond yields climb.
Homebuyers often assume “bigger is better” for a down payment. But buyers should balance between having savings left vs. high monthly payments.
Mortgage insurance is mandatory in Canada if your down payment is under 20%. Here's what it costs, who qualifies, and how to lower your premium.
An analysis of U.S and Canada central bank hiking cycles over 30 years to help you plan and navigate a long-term mortgage strategy.