October 23, 2024
Mortgage Minute 36: The Bank of Canada takes drastic action! Drops its interest rate by .05%
Discover the effects of the 0.5% rate cut by the Bank of Canada on the economy and housing market. Understand
Bank of Canada Rate Notices
Every Bank of Canada interest rate announcement — what the Bank did, what it means for Alberta homebuyers and homeowners, and what to expect at the next decision.
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Josh and Jay discuss the huge .5% rate cut. What is means for the every day person.
Discover how the latest Bank of Canada rate cut impacts your mortgage and housing market trends. Key insights for homeowners
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BIG Bank of Canada Rate Cuts Expected: What It Means for Your Mortgage and the Housing Market
Big News: Interest Rate Cuts Expected from the Bank of Canada The Bank of Canada is making headlines with anticipated
- Read moreOctober 18, 2024
Inflation Just Crashed: Jumbo Rate Drop coming October 23!
Discover what the latest drop in inflation means for interest rates in Canada. Calgary Mortgage Broker Josh Tagg shares insights
- Read moreSeptember 4, 2024
Bank of Canada Lowers Their Rates. An Edmonton Perspective
Bank of Canada drops interest rates again! Learn how this impacts your mortgage, fixed vs variable rates, and what to
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Mortgage Minute 35: Bank of Canada Lowers Interest Rate Again (September 2024)
The Bank of Canada has lowered interest rates again. Learn how this impacts your mortgage payments, and what to expect
- Read moreJuly 23, 2024
Bank of Canada Expected to Cut its rate tomorrow
Market analysts predict a BoC rate cut due to easing inflation, a softening labor market, and economic strain from high
- Read moreJuly 19, 2024
Inflation Data Points to a Likely BoC Rate Cut on July 24th
Latest CPI data supports a Bank of Canada interest rate cut on July 24th, with inflation easing to 2.7%. Labor
- Read moreJuly 11, 2024
Bank of Canada Likely to Announce 2nd Rate Cut July 24
Bank of Canada cuts policy rate to 4.75% amidst low GDP growth. Dovish tone suggests another cut in July despite
