News Releases
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May 4, 2011
- BMO survey shows 25 per cent of British Columbians have experienced a bidding war, followed by home buyers in Ontario, the Prairies and Atlantic Canada
- On average, those that do experience a bidding war willing to pay 9 per cent above the asking price
- 58 per cent of Canadians had flexibility in their budget when planning to purchase a home
- According to BMO Economics, Canada has virtually two major housing markets - Vancouver and the rest of Canada
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Apr 30, 2011
- Overwhelming majority (95 per cent) will file their returns before or by the April 30th deadline
- Most Canadians (84 per cent) want a more simplified tax system
- Men are more likely to use their refunds to invest than women
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Apr 29, 2011- Overwhelming majority (95 per cent) will file their returns before or by the April 30th deadline - Most Canadians (84 per cent) want a more simplified tax system - Men are more likely to use their refunds to invest than women
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Apr 28, 2011Investment Management Capabilities in Asian and Emerging Markets to Meet Clients' Growing Demand for Global Investment Strategies
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Apr 28, 2011BMO encourages newlyweds to be open when it comes to dollars and cents - The overwhelming majority of Canadians agree that couples need to be on the same page financially - Despite this, less than half have discussed key financial matters prior to marriage, including debt, savings goals and establishing a financial plan - Over half of married or engaged couples have already bought or are planning to purchase a home in the next two years
