November 21 roundup
On getting rid of your home faster, splitting the bill and Canadian REITs to consider
Why are mortgages so expensive in Canada?
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• Looking to sell your home quickly? Here are a few tips to help you unload your home in a jiffy.
• Splitting a meal with a group of friends can make it cheaper, but then you run into the issue of how do you split the bill? Does each person pay by the number of slices they ate? Or does everyone just pay an event amount? Follow these suggestions on splitting the bill.
• It’s tough getting good returns these days when savings accounts, GIC’s and bonds are only paying out 2%. Here are some Canadian Real Estate Investment Trusts (REIT’s) to consider adding to your portfolio.
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