Amortization rules boost buyers, Surging deficit and BoC outlook, RBC CEO slams red tape, BoC's Rogers on banks' dominance, More

View in browser Thirty-year ams boost first-time buyers, but pitfalls remain View web version | Forward to a colleague 10 October 2025 Top News Thirty-year ams boost first-time buyers, but pitfalls remain Borrowers are finding a smoother path to qualification – but paying off debt for longer Top Mortgage Employers 2026: Entries now open CMP is recognizing the top workplaces in Canadian mortgage New white paper: Are You Prepared to Meet Canada's AML Standards? Understand AML requirements and strengthen your business with expert guidance – download the white paper today. What a surging national deficit could mean for Bank of Canada rate cuts A ballooning deficit could complicate the Bank of Canada's path to lower rates Canada should slash red tape, embrace more risk: RBC CEO McKay: 'We bubble wrap way too many things in this country because we're afraid of making a mistake' Real estate lending drives growth in Canada's debt market Debt and capital market loan issuance jumped in Q3 despite headwinds BoC's Rogers calls for more competition in banking space Central bank's senior deputy governor hits out at banking 'oligopoly' Yukon Party vows lower rents, more housing Party says it'll introduce 'biggest and most impactful changes' in Yukon's history on housing New BC housing bill focuses on multi-units, short-term rental penalties Legislation aims to publicize penalties to deter rule breaking International News Letitia James indicted on mortgage fraud charge: AP Trump-appointed prosecutor expands pursuit of political adversaries Tax people, not houses or companies think tank tells Reeves Britain's oldest independent economic institute tells chancellor to break election pledges RBA warns investor activity could knock housing market off course Higher loan-to-value ratios, overall leverage could introduce 'vulnerabilities' into current cycle, says Governor Bullock Household savings jump as lower rates ease pressure Rising incomes and falling debt costs lift Kiwi savings Want to change how you receive these emails? You can manage your preferences or unsubscribe. © 2025 KM Business Information Canada Ltd. 317 Adelaide Street West, Toronto, ON Privacy | Conditions of Use | About us | Contact us

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