Nearly a quarter of Canadian Millennials with mortgages are white-collar criminals. According to a recent Equifax survey, nearly 23 per cent of millennials believe it’s acceptable to inflate your annual income when applying for a mortgage. By comparison, only 12 per cent of the general population hold the same opinion. That
Sponsored Advertising Content It’s tough to be a millennial right now. Millennial pink is no longer the colour of the year. Our near-obsessive relationship with social media means we’re scrolling well into the night and losing sleep. And we can’t afford a house because we’ve spent too much money on
I’m getting into my final year of school, so a lot of people (family and relatives mostly) are asking “What are your plans once your graduate?”. I’m probably not the only millennial to be asked this question, so I’m sure a lot of you can relate. One of the things
The price of homes is so insane in Vancouver that the government is pitching in to help first-time buyers come up with a down payment. On January 16, the province of British Columbia will start a program that will offer to match the nest egg saved by prospective first-time buyers.
A young Toronto planner confirmed something that’s dominated conversations with my over-30 friends as of late. Many (especially those lacking a trust fund or who are in the arts) may be unable to afford a home in Toronto, and as a result, condos and apartments are the future for millennial
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