News Releases

- Three-quarters of Canadians unwilling to enter bidding war

- Those in the Prairies, Ontario and Alberta are more willing to enter a bidding war than those in Quebec and Atlantic Canada

- According to BMO Economics, average home prices across Canada are rising modestly, with the exception of Toronto and Vancouver

- Three-quarters of Canadians unwilling to enter bidding war

- Those in the Prairies, Ontario and Alberta are more willing to enter a bidding war than those in Quebec and Atlantic Canada

- According to BMO Economics, average home prices across Canada are rising modestly, with the exception of Toronto and Vancouver

- Team becomes first contender for a $125,000 prize towards a field refurbishment

- Team plans multiple fundraising events to support "Le Club des petits dejeuners du Québec"

- Global equity growth predicted despite macroeconomic risks

- U.S. GDP expected to grow 2 per cent over the next year

- Eurozone moving towards some stability

- Fixed income - opt for mid-term bonds over short, long-term options

- BMO Economics changes rate projection; interest rates could climb by January 2013 or even sooner

- According to the BMO Housing Report, current conditions heavily favour fixed mortgage rates over variable

- Two-thirds of Canadians are looking to lock-in to a fixed rate mortgage

- Almost 90 per cent of Canadian online investors find that extensive research resources and educational tools help them make effective investment decisions

- Half are looking for a wide range of investments, a variety of accounts and strong customer service support from their online brokerage

- BMO InvestorLine continues to launch new tools and enhancements to existing feature

As William and Kate prepare to celebrate their one year wedding anniversary, BMO offers financial advice to couples for their "Big Day" and beyond