Bank of Canada delivers 50 bps rate cut to 3.75%

[@jefftaylor844]

So groceries have become affordable ?

[@jasminhabeeb]

Unless we generate jobs, this country is going down the drains

[@2002S40]

Liarberals only cares to rip us off. Their policies deters business growth in Canada. Inept Trudope keeps import freeloaders to leach off us taxpayers. Sad facts.

[@priuss6109]

100%.

[@priuss6109]

But they need $3 billion like yesterday😂😂😂

[@MelissaHobbs-qm8wi]

The Federal Reserve just cut rates again, and I’m hoping this means we’ll finally see mortgage rates start to drop. It’s been tough trying to sell homes with rates so high.

[@VictoriaAllen-ml8kx]

It’s definitely a step in the right direction, but it might take a while before we see mortgage rates fall significantly. Banks tend to be slow in passing these cuts on to consumers, especially with inflation still being a concern.

[@TerriMelzer]

My business loans are killing me with these high rates. I’m hoping this rate cut will help reduce some of the burden, but I know it won’t be immediate. We’re all feeling the pinch.

[@BernardJohnathan]

Kate Elizabeth Cressotti helped me lock in a low mortgage rate a few years ago before rates skyrocketed. She’s been amazing at helping us stay on top of things, and now with rates potentially dropping again, she’s guiding us on whether refinancing would be a good move.

[@SeraphinaVanderpool]

Kate Elizabeth Cressotti gave me great advice on my student loans too. With rates fluctuating, she helped me switch to a fixed rate before they went up. Now, with the Fed cutting rates, we’re looking into whether I can refinance again to bring it down even more.

[@MelissaHobbs-qm8wi]

That sounds like good advice. I’ve been hesitant about refinancing, but with the market shifting, maybe now’s the time to talk to someone like Desiree.

[@NotFinancialAdviceRG]

It's a cost of living issue not access to debt problem. Inflation is killing the middle class.