Canadian Mortgage Broker News – Canada’s renovation market set to cool
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“Homeowners typically undertake their largest renovation expenditures in the first three years following a resale home purchase,” said Warren. “With home sales having peaked in 2007, the largest share of these ‘new buyer’ renovations should be winding down.”
Canadian Mortgage Broker News – Canada’s renovation market set to cool
Top-10 year-end tax tips
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Ottawa Citizen- The deadline is fast approaching to qualify for the home renovation tax credit (HRTC). The HRTC is a 15% tax credit for eligible renovation expenditures made to your home or vacation property…
Contrasting sides of Canadian economy will likely be revealed
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Times Colonist- “Much of the upward momentum in spending should come from motor-vehicle sales, which is poised to post its second consecutive month of strong gains,” Millan Mulraine, economics strategist for TD Securities, said in a research note. “Additional support should come from expenditures on housing-related items on account of the buoyancy in Canadian housing-market activity…”
Contrasting sides of Canadian economy will likely be revealed
Our standard of living has been rising for decades
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Ottawa Citizen – Ontario – Expenditures by the average household have grown from $6000 per year to more than $69000, according to Statistics Canada. Even when measured in 2004 …





