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Sean Cooper

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Should You Pay Bills With Your Credit Card?: Plastiq and Rentmoola

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By Sean Cooper
| RATESDOTCA
Traditionally, paying bills such as rent required a series of post-dated cheques or setting up a direct deposit connection to your bank account. Paying with a credit card hasn't always been an option - until now, as third-party payment processors grow in popularity. One such service, Plastiq, has been touted in Canada for several years as a method for paying income taxes, and has been gaining popularity as a payment alternative for vendors who wouldn't usually accept credit cards.
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Real Estate Investing Tips in a High Rate Market

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By Sean Cooper
| regardingluxury.com
In the Greater Toronto Area, the definition of “luxury real estate” has always been a moving target. Prices have climbed, stabilized, and climbed again, but the expectations of buyers in the $1.5-million to $4-million bracket remain constant: they want a home that feels curated, modern, and investment-smart. And in a high-interest environment like today’s, homeowners who want to elevate their space are making one crucial shift—they’re thinking strategically about financing.
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Seize the Shift: Why Canada’s 2025 Housing Market Is a Hidden Gem for Investors

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By Sean Cooper, bySean Cooper
| burnyourmortgage.ca
After a sluggish end to 2023 and a hopeful start to 2024, Canada’s housing market was showing signs of life—until it wasn’t. Fast forward to early 2025: home sales fell nearly 10% in just one month, the steepest drop in years. In Toronto alone, sales plummeted a staggering 30%. But here’s the twist: this isn’t bad news for everyone. For investors with a keen eye and steady nerves, this dip is actually a golden opportunity.
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