BoC rate predictions, Housing market future, Fraser talks homebuilding policies, Canadian Mortgage Summit, More

Will the Bank of Canada raise rates again? View web version | Forward to a colleague 11 September 2023 Top news Will the Bank of Canada raise rates again? CEO believes borrowers should prepare for the worst The value of building a community, not customers Centum's Chris Turcotte looks ahead to the much-anticipated Canadian Mortgage Summit Recovering from a variable rate Overwhelmed by variable-rate mortgage payments and recovering from medical treatment, this client turned to their mortgage broker for help. Our BDM and underwriter proposed refinancing with a 35-year amortization to help reduce monthly payments and pay off debt. This was the relief the client needed to get back on track financially Bridgewater Bank What's the fall outlook for Canada's housing market? Could activity heat up again? Federal housing minister considering 'range' of incentives to speed up homebuilding Various options are on the table, says Fraser Mortgage stress test an imperfect regulatory measure, says OSFI head Mechanism an 'incomplete' means of safeguarding financial system stability, according to Routledge Poilievre slams Trudeau on cost of living, housing crises The Conservative leader blamed the prime minister for inflation and surging interest rates International news Interest-only mortgages – analysing the decline Experts delve into why the number has halved since 2015 Second-largest US bank failure could've been prevented, FDIC admits Agency reflects on missed supervisory opportunities, contemplates supervisory overhaul Housing crisis costs Sydney $10bn per year – report "It's not just a housing issue, it's a cost-of-living issue" Labour announces household rebates for energy-efficient homes Scheme to cost $81.6 million over three years Want to change how you receive these emails? You can manage preferences or unsubscribe © 2023 KM Business Information Canada Ltd, 317 Adelaide street west, Toronto, ON  Privacy | Conditions of Use | About Us | Contact Us

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