Mortgages in Canada can be a murky subject – one that we hope to shed some light on with a series of highly informational articles.
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Will you make money on your rental property? + MORE Sep 8th
After a strong rise in real estate prices in 2021 and in early 2022, many markets are now seeing weakening home prices. Current rental property owners, as well as new potential investors looking to buy, may be wondering how to determine if a rental property is a good strategy for them.
If you are.... More »
First National saw revenue rise 29% in 2023 despite drop in residential mortgage volumes + MORE Mar 10th
First National wrapped up a "successful" 2023 in spite challenging economic conditions and a drop in residential mortgage originations..... More »
How to find room to save in 2026—even with tight budgets Jan 11th
Saving more in 2026 is a common new year’s resolution, but with budgets tight and inflation driving the cost of groceries and everyday necessities higher, it’s easier said than done. Financial planning experts say it takes a careful review of where you’re spending to find ways to s.... More »
Residential Mortgage Credit Risk Has Risen “Only Modestly,” Says OSFI Nov 25th
The head of the agency charged with overseeing Canada's federally regulated lenders said today that residential mortgage credit risk has risen "only modestly.".... More »
Romy Bowers Named New CMHC CEO as Outgoing Evan Siddall Addresses Off-the-Mark Forecasts + MORE Mar 5th
The Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation has named its new CEO, capping what has been an extended search to replace outgoing chief Evan Siddall. Romy Bowers, CMHC’s current Vice President of Client Solutions, will succeed Siddall and officially begin her five-year term starting April 6. .... More »
Tax Free Savings Accounts should be 2nd on your list
– canadamortgagenews.ca
There are over 10million TFSA accounts in Canada according to this article in the Financial Post. Wow, it’s great to see that level of savings…. But hold on…..is this the right strategy for those of us with a mortgage? Well, if you have a mortgage on your principal residence and the interest is not tax-deductible, […]
