Cost of Living in Toronto
The cost of living in Toronto in 2023
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The LowestRates.ca writing team focuses on telling original stories and bringing you the latest news in the world of personal finance.
The LowestRates.ca writing team focuses on telling original stories and bringing you the latest news in the world of personal finance.
May 10, 2019
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February 25, 2019
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July 5, 2017
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Setting out to buy your first home is one of the more exciting parts of adulthood, often accompanied by great pride and responsibility. But all that excitement can cloud your judgment and good sense.
Setting out to buy your first home can be one of the more exciting parts of adulthood. It’s often accompanied by feelings of great pride and responsibility. But sometimes, excitement can cloud the buyer’s judgment and good sense.
First-time homebuyers may not have much experience in the real estate market yet, which means oversights can happen.
Lisa is a senior editor in the personal finance space. Her work has appeared in Reader’s Digest, Toronto Life, Canadian Living and TVO. As a child, she diligently hoarded the $50 bills that fell out of her Christmas cards. Adult Lisa is working hard to resurrect those stockpiling tendencies.
When it comes to selecting a mortgage, you're usually asked to choose between a fixed rate and a variable rate. But did you know there’s a third option that combines elements of both?
This article has been updated from a previous version.
When it comes to selecting a mortgage, you're usually asked to choose between the certainty of a fixed-rate mortgage, which allows you to lock in a particular interest rate for your term, and the uncertainty of a variable-rate mortgage, which fluctuates alongside the Bank of Canada’s overnight interest rate. But did you know that there’s a third, lesser-known option that combines elements of both?
Isabel Slone is a writer from Toronto, Ontario. Her byline has appeared in The New York Times, ELLE, The Globe and Mail, Toronto Life, and more.
October 30, 2024
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August 27, 2024
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April 27, 2023
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