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2024 mortgage market: A year in review Jan 2nd
The past year marked a turning point for Canada’s housing and mortgage market, with rate hikes giving way to rate cuts, alongside numerous regulatory changes and new government program announcements..... More »
Clock ticking for Ontario mortgage brokers to complete required training + MORE Feb 13th
More than 17,000 agents and brokers must log mandatory training hours — including a new professional development requirement — with FSRA by March 31 to renew their licences..... More »
2022 – Year in review Jan 3rd
As we turn the page on yet another tumultuous year, we wanted to take a look back at some of the top mortgage-related stories of 2022 and how mortgage rates fared..... More »
MCAN Home’s ICON Partner Program Rewards and Unites, Prioritizing Brokers and their Clients + MORE Feb 9th
When the MCAN Home Mortgage team was planning its ICON Partner Program launch, they didn’t realize how critical the focus on experience, community and relationships was about to become..... More »
How the Government Has Saved the Economy from COVID-19…So Far Jul 25th
Despite deep economic pain caused by the global pandemic, the Canadian economy—and the housing sector in particular—appears to be bouncing back from the near-complete shutdown of society…at least for now. That’s thanks in large part to numerous government measures meant to keep liquidity flo.... More »
Information vs advice. Why is it free?
– canadamortgagenews.ca
The internet is great for researching infomation, ratings and even advice. With so much available data, it’s hard to decide which is accurate, reliable or even truthful.
Take this site for example. If this is your first visit then you may not be aware of all my credentials nor how accurate my information or recommendations are.
You’re probably making a decision right now. That’s how fast we decide today. I’ve either got your attention or I don’t. Hello to those that continue, or farewell and thanks for stopping by to those that are leaving. (By the way, stick around, you may find this useful).
I created this site in 2009 out of pure frustration. I was seeing new mortgage information sites pop up that were giving horrible, inaccurate advice. This was at a time when mortgage information sites were just being introduced. Publications like The Globe and Mail and the National Post began quoting a few of these sites. Yet, these jokers had little to no experience in the mortgage or financial services fields; they were fresh out of school or coming out of some technical business…
