The Bank of Canada held steady—no rate cut in April. So what now?

In this episode of Make Money Count, we break down:

We’re still pro-variable. June and July cuts are likely, and the smart money is on flexibility. Watch to hear our full strategy—and maybe place a bet with us on the next rate cut.

In this week’s episode, Marcus breaks down how new U.S. tariffs — yes, even the science fair-style ones — are impacting mortgage rates here in Canada. With five-year bond yields dropping, we’re seeing some of the most competitive fixed mortgage rates in recent memory. But with a possible Bank of Canada rate cut on April 16 and stagflation creeping in, what does it all mean for homebuyers, homeowners, and real estate investors?

- Are mortgage rates going down for good?

- Will this boost Canada’s cooling housing market?

- Should you go fixed or variable right now?

Welcome to another episode of Make Money Count!

Canada just got a new Prime Minister, but what does that mean for your finances, mortgage rates, and the country's economic future?

In this episode of Make Money Count, Marcus & Justin dive into: 

✅ How the leadership change might affect mortgage rates

Is Canada heading toward growth, or are we stuck in political and economic limbo?

The Prime Rate Drops—But at What Cost? 

Canada’s prime rate just dropped by 25 basis points, and while that sounds like great news for borrowers, there’s more to the story. Tariff disputes, market instability, and new U.S. travel restrictions for Canadians could shake things up.

Interest rates in Canada are falling faster than expected, but will this be enough to revive the real estate market? In this episode, we break down:

Falling Interest Rates: BMO & RBC predict deeper rate cuts—what does this mean for mortgages and homebuyers?

Canadian Dollar Struggles: As the loonie takes a hit, what impact will this have on real estate and investments?

Auto Industry Gets a Reprieve: Will this short-term relief have long-term effects?

Trudeau’s Strategy & EI Reforms: The government is holding off on a short-term trade deal while economists push for Employment Insurance reforms—how could this reshape consumer spending?

Major Economic Changes Ahead! What Does It Mean for You?

From Trump’s proposed tariffs to Canada’s Liberal leadership race, big shifts are happening that could impact your investments, mortgage rates, and cost of living. In this video, we break down:

Trump’s Tariffs: How a 25% import tax could shake Canada’s economy.

Liberal Leadership Race: What new policies could mean for housing and mortgages.

Mortgage & Investment Tips: How to stay ahead in uncertain times.

Will the Bank of Canada finally cut interest rates? The latest Consumer Price Index (CPI) numbers are out, and they could be signaling a major shift in the mortgage market.

In this episode, we break down:

If you're a homeowner, mortgage holder, or investor, this episode is a must-watch. Stay ahead of the market and make smarter financial decisions!

In this episode of Make Money Count, we break down how U.S. tariffs are driving inflation and impacting the global economy.

We discuss:

✅ Why tariffs are pushing consumer prices higher

✅ The ripple effects on industries like auto manufacturing and healthcare

✅ What this means for Canadian businesses and homeowners

Plus, we analyze the Federal Reserve's stance and how these trade tensions could affect future interest rates.

In this eye-opening episode of the Make Money Podcast, Toronto City Councillor Brad Bradford & Marcus discuss the city’s $18.8 billion budget, exposing hidden inefficiencies, mismanaged funds, and bureaucratic hurdles that are holding Toronto back.

What You’ll Learn:

Brad shares his candid thoughts on Toronto’s culture of risk aversion, inefficient governance, and what needs to change for the city to thrive.