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Canada’s Inflation Drops to 2.3% – What It Means for You

Canada’s Inflation Drops to 2.3% – What It Means for You

by harmerwealth | Apr 15, 2025 | Debt, Economy, Financial Planning, Interest Rates

Canada just got some good news on the cost of living front: our inflation rate for March fell to 2.3%. This was a surprise to many experts, and it’s the lowest it’s been in quite a while. But what does that really mean for you and your family? In this post, we’ll...
🚨 0.5% Rate Drop| WHAT IT MEANS FOR YOU! 🚨

🚨 0.5% Rate Drop| WHAT IT MEANS FOR YOU! 🚨

by harmerwealth | Oct 23, 2024 | Debt, Economy, Interest Rates, Mortgages, Real Estate

Boost in Mortgage Affordability: Lower interest rates reduce mortgage costs, potentially increasing what you can afford. While this opens the door to homeownership for many, it may also drive up real estate prices as demand rises. Now could be the time to assess your...
Bank of Canada: A 0.25% Decrease in PRIME Interest Rate

Bank of Canada: A 0.25% Decrease in PRIME Interest Rate

by harmerwealth | Jun 5, 2024 | Debt, Financial Planning, Interest Rates, Mortgages

Finally, some long-awaited good news from the mortgage market: the Bank of Canada has made its first rate cut of 0.25% to PRIME. This change is set to have a significant impact on homeowners across the country. If you’re a Variable mortgage or loan holder,...
Mortgage Renewals & Refinances in a High Interest Rate Environment: You’re Not Alone, And We’ve Got Solutions

Mortgage Renewals & Refinances in a High Interest Rate Environment: You’re Not Alone, And We’ve Got Solutions

by harmerwealth | Aug 18, 2023 | Debt, Interest Rates, Mortgages

Mortgages, whether you’re a first-time homeowner or seasoned property veteran, can sometimes be a cause for concern, especially in a high-interest rate environment. We know that many of you are anxious about the looming prospect of renewing or refinancing your...
Declining Inflation: A Silver Lining for Canadian Mortgage Holders and Borrowers

Declining Inflation: A Silver Lining for Canadian Mortgage Holders and Borrowers

by harmerwealth | Jul 18, 2023 | Debt, Interest Rates, Mortgages, Uncategorized

In a refreshing turn of events for Canadians, the inflation rate has dipped to 2.8% in June, according to the latest consumer price index report from Statistics Canada. This is the first time in over two years that the rate has fallen within the Bank of Canada’s...
Bank of Canada: A 0.25% Decrease in PRIME Interest Rate

Canada’s Inflation Rate: A Slight Increase in April and its Impact on Policy Rates and Mortgage Holders

by harmerwealth | Jun 4, 2023 | Debt, Interest Rates, Mortgages, Real Estate

Canada’s inflation rate came in at disappointing 4.41% for April, compared to 4.3% for the month of March. This minimal change has led to a resurgence of fear that the Bank of Canada will continue its increase to policy rates. Any increase to policy rates results...
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