Mortgage Tips Jag Dhamrait 29 Jun
Having some extra cash on hand might give you some breathing room on rising gas and food prices, building an emergency fund, or even the ability to make a big purchase you’ve delayed. But – should you pay down your mortgage instead? If you’re considering paying down your mortgage, you’re in luck, because today […]
Read MoreHome Tips Jag Dhamrait 24 Mar
Minimalism is dead. In 2026 we’ve moved on, adding colour, vibrancy, new features and personality galore into our homes. Here are the biggest trends you can keep your eyes (and budget) set on this year: Grandma Chic: If your birth year starts with 19, you’ll probably feel nostalgic about this trend. Things like florals, ruffles […]
Read MoreEconomic News Jag Dhamrait 10 Mar
Last month, the US Supreme Court issued a verdict on the tariff lawsuit. The ruling invalidates a large portion of the tariffs that Trump implemented in 2025.However, there are other ways that he can introduce import taxes. Here’s a chart showing some of the other means these tariffs could be put back on the table: […]
Read MorePersonal Finance Jag Dhamrait 1 Mar
Fraud awareness starts with recognizing red flags in calls, emails, texts, and online messages. March is fraud awareness month, a great reminder that no matter who you are, scams are lurking right around the corner (or in the next email, call or post!). 2026 will undoubtably throw more sneaky, compelling, and downright dastardly scams than […]
Read MoreMortgage Tips Jag Dhamrait 23 Feb
Visualize this: It’s 1986. You’re an accountant in Vancouver. You’re seeing seniors living longer, healthier and more self-sufficient lives than ever. But they don’t have enough cash to pay their day-to-day expenses. You want to help them. So, you create a financial product that lets them access home equity without giving up ownership. You call […]
Read MoreHome Tips Jag Dhamrait 14 Feb
Roses, chocolates and cards not doing it for you in 2026? You’re not alone! But even if you are, you’re still welcome! Here are my best suggestions to enjoy Valentine’s Day without the pressure of a fancy dinner out or even another human to share it with. For the foodies: Bake a batch of sugar cookies and […]
Read MoreEconomic News Jag Dhamrait 3 Feb
Amid significant shifts in global trade dynamics, Canada is redefining its position on the world stage. While the United States continues to make headlines with its assertive trade policies, other nations—Canada included—are forging ahead, adapting and expanding their international relationships. Last week, Prime Minister Mark Carney’s visit to Beijing marked the first Canadian prime ministerial […]
Read MorePersonal Finance Jag Dhamrait 27 Jan
“New Year, new you” may be a cliché but it is for a reason! The New Year always has us thinking about where we are now, and where we want to end up. When it comes to your personal goals, a review of your finances and estate should be at the top of your […]
Read MoreHome Tips Jag Dhamrait 20 Jan
A skating rink in your own backyard? Yes, please! A skating rink is a great way to keep kids busy, stay active yourself, entertain guests, or even use as a conversation-starting background to your social media content. Here’s how to make this easy, enjoyable feature at home this month. Get a tarp: You’ll need to […]
Read MoreHome Tips Jag Dhamrait 14 Jan
Pantone color 2026 is Cloud Dancer, a soft and calming white that reflects clarity, quiet reflection, and a fresh reset. As we enter a new year, that message feels very relevant for many homeowners. After years of rising costs, shifting interest rates, renewal pressure, and tighter household budgets, many Canadians are not looking for more […]
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