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When To Buy a Home or Condo in Toronto

It’s a sellers market in Toronto isn’t it?  When should I buy?
When is the market going to drop so I can get in at a lower price?
Every week for years now I have talked with numerous buyers and sellers.
Most understand the market and that it generally goes up.
But there are always [...]

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Credit Card Guidelines

 
Finance Minister Jim Flaherty has issued a new, voluntary code of conduct for credit and debit card companies. If not widely adopted, the code may become government regulations.
The initiative intends to promote fair business practices by creating transparency for merchants and consumers to clearly understand the costs and benefits of the cards. The fees credit [...]

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City Of Toronto Permit Parking Changes

February 3, 2009 –We have received a letter from the City of Toronto indicating that the City has made information regarding properties currently licensed for boulevard parking (i.e. front yard parking, driveway widening, residential/commercial boulevard parking) available on its web site. The City has advised that a license for boulevard parking does not follow the [...]

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Twelve Good Reasons To Avoid Cottage Country

If your debating spending time at the cottage whether you want to spend hours in traffic and maybe $30-$40 more in gas just to get there well here’s my list of things that are supposed to be enjoyable at the cottage but which actually may not be so.
 1/ Bugs – this is my #1, I don’t [...]

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Setiing The Stage To Sell Your Home With A Budget Of $500.00

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