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  • May 1, 2012

    Along with their jerseys, scarves and caps, Montreal Impact soccer fans can now sport a BMO MasterCard emblazoned with their team's crest

    - Soccer is the highest participation sport in Canada with 2.6 million Canadians playing both competitively and casually

    - BMO MLS team cardholders can choose a low-interest rate of 12.9 per cent for a fee of $45 a year.

    - BMO offers customers loyalty rewards plus a low-interest rate option on their credit cards.

  • May 1, 2012

    Along with their jerseys, scarves and caps, Toronto FC soccer fans can now sport a BMO MasterCard emblazoned with their team's crest

    - Soccer is the highest participation sport in Canada with 2.6 million Canadians playing both competitively and casually.

    - BMO MLS team cardholders can choose a low-interest rate of 12.9 per cent for a fee of $45 a year.

    - BMO offers customers loyalty rewards plus a low-interest rate option on their credit cards.

  • May 1, 2012

    Supporters of Vancouver Whitecap FC can now sport a BMO MasterCard emblazoned with their team's crest

    - Soccer is the highest participation sport in Canada with 2.6 million Canadians playing both competitively and casually.

    - BMO MLS team cardholders can choose a low-interest rate of 12.9 per cent for a fee of $45 a year.

    - BMO offers customers loyalty rewards plus a low-interest rate option on their credit cards.

  • May 1, 2012

    Soccer fans of Montreal Impact, Toronto FC and Vancouver Whitecaps FC can now show their support through a BMO MasterCard emblazoned with their team's crest.

    - Soccer is the highest participation sport in Canada with 2.6 million Canadians playing both competitively and casually.

    - BMO MLS team cardholders can choose a low-interest rate of 12.9 per cent for a fee of $45 a year.

    - BMO offers customers loyalty rewards plus a low-interest rate option on their credit cards.

  • May 1, 2012

    - BMO Financial Group is the first Canadian financial services organization to offer accredited investors access to the China A-Share market through a Canadian pooled fund

    - BMO China A-Share Fund will provide full access to Chinese-listed companies that are not readily available to foreign investors

    - BMO China A-Share Fund is suited for accredited investors who have a long term horizon and are looking for international exposure

  • Apr 30, 2012

    Dr. Sherry Cooper releases report on outlook for economy, housing and labour market in Vancouver

    - Vancouver economy outperforming rest of B.C. with employment rising 2.8 per cent in first quarter of 2012

    - Residential construction expanding and labour market improving

    - Strong international immigration is driving population growth above national rate

    - BMO offering support to Canadian businesses by making $10 billion in credit available over next three years

  • Apr 30, 2012

    - Sorting through the wreckage of Spain's housing collapse reveals important lessons for Canada's housing market

    - BMO advises Canadians of the importance of retiring mortgage free

  • Apr 30, 2012

    - New BMO branch across from the Chinook Centre represents a $4.5 million investment in the community

    - Offering customers extended banking hours, including Saturdays and Sundays

    - Personal, commercial banking and financial planning experts available on-site

    - Branch staff celebrate 100th anniversary of the Calgary Stampede

  • Apr 30, 2012

    - Only one-third of Canadians have made provisions in their estate plan for their aging parents for whom they provide care(i)

    - Although the majority of Boomers have digital assets such as social networking pages, photographs and music, 58 per cent of Canadians have not considered them in their estate plans

    - Almost half of Canadians own a pet; one-third have included them in their estate plans

  • Apr 30, 2012

    - Only one-third of Canadians have made provisions in their estate plan for their aging parents for whom they provide care(i)

    - Although the majority of Boomers have digital assets such as social networking pages, photographs and music, 58 per cent of Canadians have not considered them in their estate plans

    - Almost half of Canadians own a pet; one-third have included them in their estate plans