Articles with the Tag “Cross-Border”
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How to Build Credit in the U.S. as a Canadian Student
If you’re studying in the U.S., building a student credit history might not be the first thing on your mind. But it can make everyday life easier now – and open important doors after graduation.
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Travelling on a Budget: How to Save Money on Travel to the U.S.
Travelling on a budget to the U.S.? These tips can help you save on your next U.S. vacation.
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Paying U.S. Bills From Canada: 6 Ways To Make Cross-Border Bill Payment Easier
Paying U.S. bills from Canada doesn’t have to be a pain. We’ll walk you through six easy ways to pay your U.S. bills from Canada.
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Canadians Chasing Sun, Fun and Savings: What American Real Estate Trends Reveal
Since 2009, the National Association of Realtors® (NAR) has conducted an annual survey to measure the volume of U.S. residential real estate transactions with international clients.
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Cash-Out Refinancing: Equity Options for Your U.S. Home
For Canadians who own property in the U.S., refinancing can be a smart way to put your home equity to work.
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Will U.S. Business Registration Minimize the Impact of Tariffs on My Business?
Ongoing talk of tariffs — and the uncertainty around their scope, scale and timing — has led some Canadian business owners to think strategically about how to reduce the impact tariffs may have on their business while protecting their cross-border operations.
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6 key questions to ask yourself before refinancing your U.S. mortgage
Refinancing your U.S. home can offer a range of benefits — from accessing U.S. cash to potentially lowering your interest rate or monthly mortgage payments.
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4 Ways to Use the Equity in Your U.S. Home
Use the equity built up in your U.S. home for goals on either side of the border.
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Escape the Cold: The Best Warm-Weather Destinations for Canadians Coast to Coast
From east to west, here are some U.S. hot (or at least relatively warm) spots that are easy to get to — and easy to enjoy.
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Mortgage Rates Going Up or Down? What the U.S. Fed Rate Cuts Mean for You
In December, the U.S. Federal Reserve lowered its overnight rate by 25 basis points, marking its third consecutive rate cut. But mortgage rates in the U.S. haven’t followed suit. In fact, rates have gone up – not down – since the Fed began lowering rates in September. Why? Here we look at what really affects…