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10/30/2026

Softness…💕
When you allow your body to soften, you become more open to receiving the slightest cues, creating a beautiful musical experience like no other ✨

Reminiscing the warm weather and falling leaves 🍂

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🎶 Para Ficar .kmp

10/28/2026

So it’s official
The Bank of Canada raised rates by 0.25% today. Before you panic, let’s breathe and talk real numbers. 😮‍💨

Why now? Inflation has climbed from 1.8% to 3.1% over the last 7 months, and Canada was actually the LAST of the major global economies to raise rates. We held out as long as we possibly could... but the time came.

Here’s the part the headlines won’t tell you: on a $350,000 mortgage with 20 years left, a 0.25% increase works out to roughly $48 more per month.
($14/month per $100K)
Real, but manageable, not the sky falling.

If COVID taught us anything, it’s this: budget intentionally, keep a little breathing room, and don’t let debt creep up on you. A small cushion today is what keeps a small change from becoming a big stressor.

So take a breath. You’ve got this. And if you want to look at your own numbers or build a plan that fits YOUR life, message me anytime, friends. That’s what I’m here for. 💛

10/27/2026

Feeling the fear around interest rates? Let’s take a breath together. 😮‍💨

I know the headlines are loud right now. But here’s some perspective: this is NOT 2020. We are not looking at emergency, COVID-style spikes. Canada’s fundamentals are actually holding up — inflation is near the top of the Bank’s target range, our economy is steady, and even with everything happening in the world, we’re doing okay.

Rates may shift a little here and there (the Bank meets again this week) — but “shifting” is not “crisis.” Breathe. You’re going to be fine. 💛

The real key through a changing-rate market isn’t panicking or guessing — it’s having a mortgage strategy built around YOU. That’s the whole game. And it’s exactly what I’m here for.

Got questions, or just want someone to talk you off the ledge? Message me anytime, friends. 💛

09/29/2026

Dancing Urban Kiz with this one for his birthday. 🎉 Happy birthday, Tony!

This — right here — is my wellness practice. Not a metaphor. When life and work get heavy, the dance floor is where I put it all down for a few minutes and just feel good. Urban Kiz is one of my absolute favourites, and moving to “Bambina” by Laetitia Bay with a friend I adore? Doesn’t get much better.

Take care of your body, your mind, your joy — however that looks for you. Mine looks like this. 💛

Want to learn? Tony teaches Kizomba/Urban Kiz at Rhythms | Dance Studio on Whyte, Tuesdays — go dance. And thank you Christian Larsen for capturing it so beautifully.

Thanks for the dance, Anthony Nong Always. 🕺

04/29/2026

The Bank of Canada held its overnight rate again — and it’s not by accident.

Right now, we’re in a bit of a balancing act between controlling inflation and supporting the economy. Here’s what’s driving the decision 👇

🇨🇦 In Canada:
• Inflation is easing, but not consistently at target yet
• Consumer spending is slowing, but hasn’t fully cooled
• Housing activity is picking up again, which could push prices higher
• Employment remains relatively stable, so the economy hasn’t weakened enough to justify cuts

🌎 Globally:
• Central banks (especially in the U.S.) are also being cautious
• Ongoing geopolitical tensions and trade uncertainty are impacting growth
• Inflation pressures haven’t fully disappeared worldwide
• Canada’s economy is closely tied to global trends — especially the U.S.

So instead of moving too quickly, the Bank is choosing to pause and watch the data.

➡️ Cutting too soon could re-ignite inflation ➡️ Raising too soon could slow the economy too much

What this means for you:
• Variable rates stay the same (for now)
• Fixed rates continue to move with bond markets
• We’re still in a “wait and see” environment

Canada is being cautious on purpose — aiming for stability over reaction.

In times like this, it’s less about timing the market… and more about having the right strategy for your situation.

04/22/2026

Cringey client story 😬

A client once told me a bank rep laughed and said they were “too young to get a mortgage.”

Let me be very clear: That’s not how this should ever feel.

I would never judge someone based on their age, their financial situation, or where they’re at in their journey.

Everyone starts somewhere. Everyone is learning. And there are no dumb questions when it comes to building your future.

Buying a home isn’t about fitting into a box — it’s about understanding your options and creating a plan that works for you.

If you’ve ever felt dismissed, judged, or unsure where to start… you deserve a different experience. 🤍

03/26/2026

It’s that time of year again!
HMU to get your Girl Guide Cookies in support of unit 66 🤗
$6/box

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03/18/2026

The Bank of Canada has decided to hold interest rates again — and it really comes down to one word: uncertainty.

While inflation has been trending in the right direction, it hasn’t fully stabilized yet. The Bank is taking a cautious approach to make sure inflation stays under control before making any further moves.

Here are a few key factors behind the decision 👇

📊 Inflation is easing… but not fully there yet
Prices have cooled, but the Bank wants to see consistent, long-term stability closer to their target.

🏠 Housing activity is picking back up
Lower rates too quickly could reignite strong demand and push prices higher again.

💼 The economy is slowing, but still resilient
Canada isn’t in a severe downturn — which gives the Bank room to be patient.

🌎 Global uncertainty
What’s happening in the U.S. and globally (inflation, rates, economic growth) all impact Canada’s decisions.

So what does this mean for you?

➡️ Variable rate holders: No change (for now)
➡️ Fixed rates: Influenced more by bond markets, not directly by this announcement
➡️ Buyers & homeowners: A bit more stability while we wait for clearer direction

Canada is being intentional here — not rushing decisions, but watching the data closely to avoid having to reverse course later.

In times like this, having a strategy matters more than timing the market perfectly.

03/02/2026

Being busy doesn’t always mean being effective.

This WAMBA Power Hour, led by Tracey Jazmin, offers practical guidance on how to work with greater focus, protect time and energy, and move out of constant catch-up mode. The session is designed to help professionals build momentum without burnout and create a more sustainable way of working.

📅 Wednesday, March 11
⏰12 noon 1 p.m.
🔗 Register here: https://f.mtr.cool/tbbigkfljb
Or click the link in my bio

🎁 Bonus: One attendee will receive a 45-minute 1:1 coaching session

02/26/2026

Fun fact:

When you work with a mortgage broker…

💬 The advice is free.

Unlike lawyers or accountants (who absolutely deserve to be paid for their expertise 😉), mortgage brokers are compensated by the lender when your mortgage funds.

That means you can:
✔ Ask questions
✔ Explore scenarios
✔ Compare options
✔ Get a strategy
✔ Run numbers
✔ Review your renewal

…without paying a consultation fee. #
And here’s the real value —

You’re not just getting a rate.

You’re getting guidance, advocacy, and someone who understands your full financial picture.

Sometimes the best financial move isn’t obvious.
That’s why having a conversation matters.

If you’ve been sitting on questions about buying, refinancing, or renewing…

Let’s talk. No invoice attached. 💛

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10354 68 Avenue NW 2nd Floor
Edmonton, AB
T6H2A7

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