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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Why Canadian investors should avoid MLPs Jan 20th
For better or worse, a sizable group of Canadian investors still screens prospective investments by dividend yield. When that search expands beyond Canadian stocks, it often leads into parts of the U.S. market that look attractive on the surface but are poorly understood.
Common examples include .... More »
For many homeowners 55+, the goal is no longer downsizing, but aging in place + MORE Jul 23rd
Here’s how mortgage brokers can support their needs..... More »
CMHC exceeds 2023 housing goals despite economic headwinds May 12th
The Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation surpassed its 2023 housing targets despite difficult economic conditions and internal financial struggles..... More »
Mortgage approvals in hours, not days: TD leaning on AI to regain edge Oct 1st
At its 2025 Investor Day, the bank outlined plans to use AI to cut turnaround times, reshape branches into advice hubs and deliver billions in efficiency savings..... More »
Inflation data and Bank of Canada decision lead busy week for mortgage watchers Mar 16th
Inflation, home sales and two central bank rate decisions could shape expectations for borrowing costs and the spring housing market..... More »
Mortgage deselection: Can your lender choose not to renew your mortgage?
– canadianmortgagetrends.com
With an estimated three million Canadians facing a mortgage renewal over the next 15 years, many borrowers are asking a very important question: does my lender have to renew my mortgage?
TD saw a drop in negatively amortizing mortgages in the fourth quarter
– canadianmortgagetrends.com
TD Bank said “positive payment actions” taken by its mortgage clients have reduced the number of mortgages that currently have a negative amortization.
Latest in Mortgage News: OSFI leaves stress test rate unchanged
– canadianmortgagetrends.com
Canada’s banking regulator confirmed today it will leave the mortgage stress test for uninsured mortgages unchanged.
