May 8, 2026
What a Bank of Canada hold really means for variable mortgages
The headline is "no change" — but variable holders should be doing more than nothing. Here is what to actually look at on your statement.
Read MorePlain-English writing on rates, strategy and the quiet details of lending in British Columbia.
The headline is "no change" — but variable holders should be doing more than nothing. Here is what to actually look at on your statement.
Read MoreMost renewal offers leave money on the table. A short checklist for what to ask your lender — and what to compare it against.
Read MoreThe FHSA stacks with the RRSP Home Buyers' Plan and BC PTT exemption. For first-time buyers, the order matters.
Read MoreThe cheapest rate today often costs the most over five years. Here is the structure question that actually matters.
Read MoreCap rate is a starting point. Debt service ratio, cash-on-cash and the lender's rental offset rule are where deals are actually made or broken.
Read MoreDischarge fees, appraisal credits and rate guarantees — what to read on the offer letter before the pen hits paper.
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