Weekly Dose of Vitamin – M

Mortgage rates started to move up last week. It is very interesting to watch – how media has so much influence to bring changes. Few comments made by few people can shift fundamentals.

Mortgage News:

  • RBC Royal Bank changes residential mortgage rates – CNW
  • TD Canada Trust changes residential mortgage rates – CNW
  • RBC boosts mortgage rates – Globe and Mail
  • RBC raises mortgage rates – Financial Post
  • Royal Bank hikes mortgage rates – CBC
  • RBC’s two mortgage rates rise – Vancouver Sun
  • TD Canada Trust joins RBC in raising 3-yr mortgage rate by one-fifth of a point – Canadian Business
  • CIBC shies away from consumer lending – Financial Post
  • Credit unions to go national – CB
  • Real-Estate News:

  • Drop in listings points to calmer Canadian housing market – Globe and Mail
  • Buy now, or keep saving? – TD
  • Canada’s housing market frothy, but not a bubble – Marketwatch
  • To avoid home-buyers’ regret, do your homework – Globe and Mail
  • Moving is stressful. Make sure it’s not also a huge financial painGlobe and Mail
  • Why Canadian homeowners are likely just as vulnerable as Americans were – Macleans
  • Demographics will take edge off housing downturn: CIBC – Financial Post
  • 10 worst home upgrades for resale – Your Money
  • Immigrants, young buyers to buoy home sales, CIBC says – CBC
  • What’s the rush, first-time buyers? Now’s the time to rent – Globe and Mail
  • Buying and Selling Canadian Property: An Overview for Non-Residents – BCREA
  • How to avoid home closing day anxiety – Toronto Star
  • Fears of steep home price decline ‘much ado about nothing,’ CIBC says – Toronto Star
  • Canada Housing Market: Bubble Could Be Poised To Burst, According To Report – Huffington Post
  • Coping with the ever-shrinking condo – Toronto Star
  • Financial News:

  • Most students expect to graduate more than $20,000 in debt – Globe and Mail
  • Canadian employees to see average salary increase of 2.9 per cent in 2013 – Hay Group
  • Don’t look to Carney if you want a lower dollar – Globe and Mail
  • 6 credit cards for students – Toronto Star
  • Bank of Canada’s Mark Carney apologizes for way removal of Asian woman on $100 bill was handled – Financial Post
  • Canadian banks to face rising headwinds: Fitch – Financial Post
  • How to avoid the ‘Freshman 15′ years of student debt – TD
  • What investors should do now as bond prices fall – Globe and Mail
  • Students Stressing More Over Finances than Academics – BMO
  • Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation Releases Its 2012 Annual Report – CDIC
  • The borrowing binge: Consumer debt hits eight-year high – Globe and Mail
  • Personal Debt Levels Shifting Back to Growth Mode – TransUnion
  • RBC flouted customer data sharing rules, brokers allege – Globe and Mail
  • Canada’s banks want to tame watchdog’s bite – Globe and Mail
  • Economic rot spreads from Beijing to Berlin – National Post
  • Retail sales drop unexpectedly – Vancouver Sun
  • Other News:

  • Tight credit is throttling consumer spending, U.S. Fed says – Reuters
  • Child-free labour trumps cheap bargain choices for Canadian consumersIpsos Reid poll
  • Thanks for reading. Have a good weekend.

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