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1 month ago |
rates.ca | Arshi Hossain
Advertiser disclosure: Rates, product information and reward estimates are subject to change at any time and do not constitute financial advice. This post was not sponsored. RATESDOTCA may receive a referral fee from our partners or affiliate links featured on the site; however, our editorial choices are objective and free from bias. Read our full disclaimer. The "Buy Canadian" movement is gaining traction, fueled by recent trade tensions and a renewed sense of national pride.
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1 month ago |
rates.ca | Arshi Hossain
KEY FINDINGSThe Bank of Canada is keeping the policy rate at 2.75% after two recent cuts to balance inflation and economic pressures. New 25% tariffs on autos and other goods are driving costs up, slowing growth, and hurting confidence. Canada lost 62,000 jobs in March, pushing unemployment to 6.7% as businesses cut hiring and investments. Home sales are at a three-year low, with Toronto sales down 23%, though lower rates may aid recovery.
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1 month ago |
rates.ca | Arshi Hossain
Brace yourselves, Canadian homeowners: 2025 is shaping up to be a stormy year—weather-wise, and for your finances. As extreme climate events become the new normal, insurance companies are feeling the squeeze, and so will your budget. The new normal: Has climate change arrived and settled down to stay?
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1 month ago |
rates.ca | Arshi Hossain
Arshi Hossain April 4, 2025 Table of Contents The new normal: Has climate change arrived and settled down to stay? What’s being done and how the costs of inaction become too high How can you prepare for climate-related rising insurance costs Brace yourselves, Canadian homeowners: 2025 is shaping up to be a stormy year—weather-wise, and for your finances. As extreme climate events become the new normal, insurance companies are feeling the squeeze, and so will your budget.
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1 month ago |
lowestrates.ca | Arshi Hossain
KEY FINDINGS39% of movers in the past two years upsized their homes, a 6.6% increase from 2024. Among planned movers, 25% also aim to upsize. Relocations for lifestyle reasons dropped to 12% for recent movers and 16% for planned movers, while job-related moves remain low at 8% and 5%. 61% of movers stayed in their city, and 31% relocated within the same province, marking a 3% increase from last year.
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