News Releases

When debating renting versus buying, BMO Economics studied two scenarios in the Toronto market: A condo with a five-year horizon, and a detached home with a 15-year horizon

- New employment data from StatsCan shows strong summer job market for youth

- BMO poll show breakdown for Manufacturing, Financial Services, Construction, Retail, Agriculture

- Thirty-five percent of Missourians with $1 million+ in investible assets are women

- Almost two-thirds of the high-net worth in Missouri are self-made

- Education matters: 88 percent hold at least a college a degree; only eight percent state high school is the highest level of education they have completed

- Thirty-eight percent of the state's affluent are women

- Fifty percent of Wisconsin's wealthy are self-made

- Education matters: 71 percent hold at least a college degree

- Ninety-one percent have a bachelors or graduate/professional degree

- Twenty-seven percent of affluent Californians are under 40

- Thirty-seven percent are women

- BMO releases report on outlook for economy, labour market and housing market in Montreal

- Sturdy non-residential construction and employment

- BMO open for business with $10 billion in available credit

- Ninety-two per cent of high-net worth individuals in Quebec have completed a graduate, professional or undergraduate degree, compared to 80 per cent nationally

- Nearly two-thirds of millionaires in Quebec are self-made

- Forty-four per cent were either born outside of Canada or are first generation Canadian

- Sixty-eight per cent of high-net worth British Columbians were born outside of Canada or are first generation Canadian

- Nearly three quarters of the wealthy in B.C. are self-made millionaires

- Majority of the wealthy are over the age of 50

- Thirty-six per cent of affluent Albertans are women

- More than two-thirds of high-net worth individuals in Alberta are self-made

- Education pays: 78 per cent hold at least a university degree; only 11 per cent have a high school diploma or less