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Wishing you a happy New Year from RBC! May 2025 be a year of joy, prosperity, and endless possibilities.

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Joyful wishes for a festive holiday. Merry Christmas from RBC!

This year, RBC was honoured to help enable The Royal Canadian Legion’s poppy campaign with more than 1,000 contactless Pay Tribute boxes across Canada. It’s a small act in tribute to those who served and continue to serve.

May your day be full of joy, togetherness and, thanks for cherished moments with loved ones. Wishing you a Happy Thanksgiving from RBC!

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Canada will allow 30-year amortization for first-time buyers’ mortgages. Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland said the government would allow the amortization period on insured mortgages for first-time homebuyers purchasing newly built homes. The measure will take effect on Aug. 1. The Canadian Home Builders’ Association has advocated for the longer period, saying five years more would help with affordability and speed up construction. The government also nearly doubled the amount first-time buyers can withdraw from RRSPs to buy a home to $60,000 from $35,000 as of April 16.

Canada to allow 30-year amortization for first-time buyers' mortgages on new homes The Canadian government will allow 30-year amortization periods on insured mortgages for first-time homebuyers purchasing newly built homes.

Have a renovation on your mind? Discover ways to finance your reno – and how tapping into your home equity can help you fund your upgrades.

Home renovations - RBC Royal Bank Whether you’re planning a small improvement or large renovation, you have a range of options to make your renovations happen.

After getting accepted, the next step is making a plan to pay your way through medical school. Check out the three common ways to help pay med school tuition and how they can help fund your education.

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With more municipalities easing zoning bylaws to allow for converting, renovating, redeveloping and building new housing units on existing property, more and more Canadians are interested in the options available to them. While bylaws are specific to individual communities, there are some common types of housing that you could consider adding to your property.

Looking to build or convert your home into multiple residential units? Here are your options Considering renovating your existing home into multiple units, or building homes on your current property? There are a few ways you can add residences.