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72% of aspiring Canadian homeowners are waiting for rate cuts before buying: BMO - Vimarsana News

72% of aspiring Canadian homeowners are waiting for rate cuts before buying: BMO

13% of aspiring homeowners plan on purchasing a home in 2024 while 26% plan on doing so in 2025 or later

Source: yahoo.com
NewCa.com: 💵 Majority of Canadians are Adjusting Financial Plans - Vimarsana News

NewCa.com: 💵 Majority of Canadians are Adjusting Financial Plans

- 71 per cent report increased concerns about inflation in the last three months. - Over three in four (77 per cent) wish they knew more about personal finance

Source: newca.com
Majority of Canadians are Adjusting Financial Plans Amid Growing Concerns about Inflation and the Economy: BMO Real Financial Progress Index - Vimarsana News

Majority of Canadians are Adjusting Financial Plans Amid Growing Concerns about Inflation and the Economy: BMO Real Financial Progress Index

71 per cent report increased concerns about inflation in the last three monthsOver three in four wish they knew more about personal finance topicsTORONTO, March 28, 2023 /CNW/ - BMO's latest Real... | March 28, 2023

Majority of U.S. households preparing for potential recession-Xinhua - Vimarsana News

Majority of U.S. households preparing for potential recession-Xinhua

Majority of U.S. households preparing for potential recession-

Delaying Big Purchases, Reducing Debt: 76% of Adults Are Making Lifestyle Changes to Prepare for a Potential Recession - Vimarsana News

Delaying Big Purchases, Reducing Debt: 76% of Adults Are Making Lifestyle Changes to Prepare for a Potential Recession

Amid persisting high inflation and fears of a recession, most adults are adjusting their financial decisions, new research shows.