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Money rules in Calgary, Alberta

Calgary has no land transfer tax, so closing costs are mostly legal fees and land titles registration. Annual property tax combines the City's municipal rate with the provincial education requisition, both applied to the City's assessed value.

Property tax

Calgary's Tax Instalment Payment Plan (TIPP) lets you pay monthly. Join early in the year to avoid catching up on missed months.

Offers by city

No offer in our catalog is restricted to this city alone. Rates for banking, cards, loans and mortgages are set nationally or provincially, so the offers below are the ones confirmed for the whole province.

Offers available to Calgary residents

These products name Alberta in their published availability terms. Deposit insurance and car insurance rules for Calgary follow the Alberta rules.

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Alberta Women Entrepreneurs

AWE Business Loan

Repayable business loans up to CAD 150,000 for women-owned businesses in Alberta.

Maximum amount
CAD 150,000
Term
Up to 5 years
Rate
Typically prime plus 2% to prime plus 4%
Eligibility
At least 50.1% women ownership; operating or planning to operate in Alberta
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Sonnet Insurance

Home insurance

Home insurance protects your house, belongings and personal liability. It suits homeowners buying online in the listed provinces; policies have exclusions and limits that should be reviewed.

Coverage included
Personal liability; dwelling and detached structures
Availability
BC, Alberta, Ontario, Québec, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia or PEI
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Sonnet Insurance

Tenant insurance

Tenant insurance protects renters’ personal belongings, personal liability and additional living expenses if they cannot live in their rental unit. It suits people renting or leasing their home because the landlord’s policy does not provide their contents or liability protection.

Coverage included
Personal belongings; personal liability; additional living expenses
Availability
BC, Alberta, Ontario, Québec, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and PEI
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Official sources

Tax rates and programs change each year. Confirm current amounts with the city or province before you rely on them. This is general information, not financial or tax advice.