News Releases
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Nov 24, 2015
- Job creation, wage growth could support consumer spending
- Higher birth rates may give U.S. infant/pre-school toy sales a bump
- Retail toy sales predicted to rise 5 per cent this year
- Board games, interactive figures, outdoor toys, and construction sets predicted to be the big movers
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Nov 23, 2015
BMO Recognized for Excellence in Helping Clients With Foreign Exchange Needs
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Nov 19, 20152015 BMO Holiday Outlook: From Gifts to Travel, Canadians Planning to Keep Holiday Spending in Check
- Travel Remains Top Spend: Spending expected to be flat year over year; travel accounts for the largest spend, followed by gifts and entertainment
- Change of Shopping Scenery: Malls continue to be the most popular place to shop, but nearly half of Canadians plan to shop online this season
- A Rewarding Spend: More Canadians plan to use rewards for gift buying and travel
- We're Here to Help: BMO offers tips for Canadians to help maximize their holiday spend, including choosing a credit card that rewards you
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Nov 12, 2015
- The average holiday donation expected to be $167
- We're here to help: BMO's partnership with ChangeIt provides a secure and easy way to make charitable donations