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Roughly half of Canadians are unaware of new mortgage rules that go into effect Monday.
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- Roughly half of Canadians are unaware of the new mortgage rules that go into effect Monday, according to a new poll. Surely, that can’t include MoneySense readers. Can it? We shared the news back in June that the maximum amortization period was about to drop to 25 years from 30 years.
- Are you a new parent or know anyone who is? Squawkfox breaks down the cost of using disposable diapers vs. cloth diapers. Her findings may surprise you. Who knew there was a secondary market for cloth diapers?
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