Driving into debt
Many Canadians will soon owe more in auto loans than their cars are worth.
Aritzia’s profit soars in Q3
The apparel retailer’s profit jumped 72% in Q3, as its e-commerce and U.S. net revenue spiked.
- Rock bottom auto lending rates are nothing new but the terms are getting longer and it’s putting us at risk, says Matthew McClearn in a new piece for Canadian Business.
- House prices in Toronto continued their upward climb in February despite a 15% drop in transactions, new data from The Greater Toronto Area Realtors show. Meanwhile, MoneySense’s Romana King writes about Fitch declaring Canada’s housing market overvalued by as much as 20%.
- In his latest blog post, Boomer & Echo’s Rob Engen writes about getting in over his head with mortgage debt as a first-time homebuyer. More importantly, he writes about how he fixed the problem.
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