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What the Bank of Canada’s interest rate changes mean for your money

Learn how the BoC's key policy interest rates affects things like mortgages, savings accounts, HELOCs and GICs.

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What can I do when interest rates rise

Who sets interest rates in Canada — and why? And what does it mean for your bottom line? Learn what these rates do for your budgeting and spending needs.

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Accelerated mortgage payments defined

Now that you've bought the house, learn how making bi-weekly or weekly accelerated mortgage payments can help you become mortgage-free faster.

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How to access money in difficult times

Even if you don't have emergency savings, there are other ways to access money in difficult times, but each option has its pros and cons.

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Three different types of insurance for homeowners

Your home is likely your most valuable asset, so it is only natural that you'll want to protect it. Learn about sthree types of insurance every homeowner should be aware of.

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Should You Consolidate Your Debt

Debt consolidation involves taking out a new loan or line of credit and using it to pay off existing higher rate debts. This saves you money by reducing your overall interest charges. Find out the differences between a debt consolidation loan, a line of credit and a HELOC.

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5 important factors to consider when buying a condo

Once you've decided you're suited for the condo lifestyle, there are several things to consider. Here are five factors to consider when buying a condo.

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What is a condition of financing

An offer to buy a house routinely includes conditions on arranging financing. See the implications and risks of not having a condition of financing in place.

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Should I get a variable or fixed rate mortgage

We’re back to the age-old lending debate. A comparison of fixed vs. variable rate mortgages.

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