July 17, 2026
The Bank Says Inflation Is Improving—So Why Does Edmonton Still Feel Broke?
The Bank of Canada held rates, but Edmonton households still feel squeezed. Learn how inflation, oil prices and mortgage renewals
Mortgage Blog
Every post from the Mortgages for Less team: mortgage rates, the Bank of Canada, Alberta housing, lender news and real client stories.
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How a North Calgary Family Erased $105,000 of Debt Without Selling Their Home
A real North Calgary refinance case study: how one family consolidated $105,480 of high-interest debt into their mortgage, freed up
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Bank of Canada Holds Rates Again: What It Means for Alberta Homeowners
The Bank of Canada held its policy rate at 2.25%. Learn what the July decision means for Alberta homebuyers, homeowners
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Top Five Things to Consider When Buying in a Town Outside Edmonton
Explore five key factors to consider when buying a home in a town surrounding Edmonton, from commuting and taxes to
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Edmonton Housing Market Update: June 2026
Edmonton’s June 2026 housing market brought more listings, softer prices in several segments and new opportunities for first-time homebuyers.
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Everything You Need to Know About the FHSA in 2026
Learn how the First Home Savings Account works, who qualifies, contribution limits, tax benefits, and how first-time buyers can use
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Buying a Home This Summer? Here Are My Best Tips and Tricks
Buying a home this summer? Learn practical tips to navigate a competitive market, avoid common mistakes, and make a confident
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Renovation Loans and HELOCs for First-Time Home Buyers in Alberta
Buying a fixer-upper? Learn how Alberta first-time buyers can finance renovations through Purchase Plus Improvements mortgages and HELOCs.
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Posted Rate vs Discounted Rate: What’s the Difference?
Learn the difference between posted and discounted mortgage rates, how they affect payments and penalties, and what Canadian borrowers should
