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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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3.4 million Canadians will renew their mortgages by 2025: Royal LePage – Financial Post

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3.4 million Canadians will renew their mortgages by 2025: Royal LePage Financial PostSurvey finds Canadian homeowners fret over mortgage renewals Toronto StarMortgage renewal: New survey says many concerned about rising interest rates CTV News OttawaInterest rates: Housing crisis is a top voting issue for Canadians | TREND LINE CTV News45% Of Canadians Find Paying Mortgage, Rent To Be Difficult StoreysView Full Coverage on Google News

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Private mortgages: what brokers need to know

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While private mortgage providers may offer higher interest rates, they can be an attractive option for homebuyers unable to secure financing through A lenders.

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Latest in mortgage news: Equitable Bank unveils 40-year amortization mortgage

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Equitable Bank has announced that, in partnership with a third-party lender, it is introducing a new 40-year amortization mortgage product.

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Reducing capital gains on a cottage

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Got questions about capital gains tax and cottages? Here are three MoneySense reader questions answered by Certified Financial Planner Jason Heath.

Capital gains and cottages questions
How naming beneficiaries can affect taxes and probateUsing renovations to lower capital gains taxReducing capital gains on the sale of a cottage

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Tax, probate, and underused housing tax for your family cottage

Planning to leave the family cottage to your kids in your will? Here’s how to minimize capital gains tax as part of your estate planning.

By Jason Heath, CFP on October 23, 2023

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My father-in-law was convinced by his local accountant that the family cabin would not be taxed upon his and his wife’s deaths, because he had put all three of his children’s names on the ownership title…

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