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As Economic Risks Heighten, OSFI Raises the Amount of Capital Banks Must Keep on Hand

As economic risks increase, the Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions (OSFI) in Canada has announced that banks will be required to hold a higher amount of capital to safeguard against potential future losses. Starting from November 1, the…

How to Handle Late Mortgage Payments: Options and Solutions in Canada

Life is full of unexpected twists and turns, and sometimes financial difficulties arise, making it challenging to meet our obligations, including late mortgage payments. If you find yourself in a situation where you’re struggling to make timely mortgage payments, don’t…

Another Week, Another Rise in Fixed Mortgage Rates

The Canadian fixed mortgage market has witnessed another round of mortgage rate hikes as bond yields surge, impacting mortgage lenders across the country. This article delves into the recent rate increases and their implications for borrowers, considering the factors driving…

Unemployment rate rises to 5.4% despite job growth, BoC rate hike still on track

The unemployment rate has increased to 5.4% despite the growth in the number of jobs. However, the Bank of Canada is still expected to proceed with a planned rate hike. In June, 60,000 new jobs were created, surpassing analysts’ expectations.…

Fixed Mortgage Rates Keep Rising, and Could Continue as Bond Yields Near 4%

Fixed mortgage rates are continuing to increase, driven by rising bond yields. The yields reached a significant level of 4% after strong employment data was released in Canada and the U.S.  Although they later dipped slightly, bond yields have been…

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