Bank boosts benefits, Worst-hit commercial assets, CMHC report, Bank of Canada, More

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06 May 2022

Top news How are worst-hit commercial asset classes recovering from the pandemic? Some green shoots are appearing, although difficult times are likely still ahead How Community Trust's "We Care" philosophy shapes everything they do "From colleagues to clients to brokers, it's the organization's guiding principle", said Eric Larocque Refinancing at the right time – parental leave Becoming a parent is one of the most rewarding times of your life but can also be expensive! Since they were due to return to work soon, this couple used 100% of their pre-leave income to qualify for a refinance which gave them some financial breathing room. With the help of a great broker and expert underwriter, they secured a 2-year term at a much lower rate. Parental leave shouldn't limit your potential. With us, it won't Bridgewater Bank Major Canadian bank enhances benefits Among them it will cover some of the costs for gender-transition CMHC highlights milestones Crown corporation's offerings helped Canadians purchase more than 73,000 housing units nationwide last year What are the trends to watch out for in mortgage lending this year? Two experts offer their insights RBC: Impact of BoC's 50bp increase now starkly apparent in housing market Some markets saw their most significant declines in activity in recent years StatCan: Construction costs increase at their fastest pace in nearly a year Labour cost growth proves to be a major driver of the trend Feds invest in new affordable housing supply for BC community Construction of new housing complex is scheduled for completion by fall 2022 International News What do property professionals think about the industry's future? They pinpoint two areas for the industry's success Mortgage arrears set to spike – Moody's Delinquencies and defaults will rise if rates continue to move up as forecast, new analysis warns Fed interest rate increase – reaction pours in Economists predict mortgage rates impact amid Fed inflation plan NAB-owned retail bank's lift, driven by mortgage demand The result reflects NZ's economic strength and the bank's own attention to quality lending, CEO says

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