by Josh | Jun 21, 2019
Most people have a love/hate relationship with credit cards. But they are often a necessary for many Canadians when they want to start building their credit. Attractive options like credit cards with cash back or travel rewards can be excellent tools if you know how...
by Josh | Jun 13, 2019
If you’ve been paying attention to the housing market then the phrase “stress test” will mean something to you. Maybe even something bad. The test, which was brought in by OSFI at the start of 2018, is most known for the impact it has on one’s...
by Josh | Jun 5, 2019
By the end of winter most Canadians are chilled to the bone. Once warmer weather starts to warm us up you’re likely to see Albertans soaking up the sun as much as possible. Whether they’re working on freshening up their pasty complexions, washing away the...
by Josh | May 29, 2019
In their statement released today the Bank of Canada announced that they will not change the overnight rate. Currently sitting at 1.75% the overnight rate has remained unchanged since October of last year. The Bank had formerly been steadily increasing the overnight...
by Josh | May 24, 2019
Earlier this month 40 economists participated in a Reuters poll which showed that the Bank of Canada is not likely to hike interest rates until the end of next year. In addition, the possibility of a rate decrease was listed at 40%. The reason for this is our sluggish...
