Is is that time of the week again where we will see two banks’ mortgage calculator face off in the Mortgage Calculator matches. The great news about this match is that it marks the beginning of the second round, otherwise known as the semi-finals. This week the two contenders are Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce
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Mortgage Calculator Match 1: BMO vs CIBC
In this day an age, regardless of what you are looking for, you can always turn to the Internet to help you out. If you are interested in figuring out what the Big Five are offering in terms of Senior chequing account, you can do that easily. Buying a house has become easier with the
Creating and Improving your Budget
Today we will be discussing the importance of budgets, and what you can do to improve or create one for yourself. A budget’s purpose is to help you spend your money more efficiently and wisely, ultimately allowing you to save for any future goals. When it comes to creating your budget, it has to incorporate
BMO Addresses Change to Canada’s Mortgage Market
BMO Bank of Montreal recently made a statement on the changes to Canada’s mortgage market. The statement is as follows: “While we do not believe that Canada faces a housing bubble, we fully support the Minister’s actions. Given the prospect of higher interest rates and the recent run-up in housing prices in some markets across
TD Canada Trust Announces New Special Fixed Rate Mortgage Offers
TD Canada Trust has changed its residential mortgage interest rates and they will take effect as of February 15th 2010. With the many talks of interest rates increasing in the future, more borrowers are looking to lock in a longer term mortgage at a fixed interest rate. To help customers out, TD has adjusted their
A New Era of Personal Finance
Last night, a close friend spent some time talking with my fiancĂ©e and I about life and money. We talked about our own financial situations, what we thought of the current recession, and what we were thinking about the future. We discussed our parent’s situation, and how different it was for them while we were
7 Reasons to Stop Tracking Your Finances
Sometimes keeping track of your finances just plain sucks. So stop doing it. Here are 7 reasons why you should stop keeping track of your finances. 1. Too Much Effort You work hard all day, you come home to a messy house, you got to feed the kids, take care of the spouse, and walk










