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Where to Buy Real Estate in Canada 2026: Greater Toronto Area May 6th
From Blue Jays games at Rogers Centre to weekend hikes in the Rouge Valley, life in the GTA moves at whatever pace you set. Home to more than seven million people, the Toronto region’s high price tags kept many buyers on the sidelines. But as the market recalibrates, a window is opening fo.... More »
Desjardins sees mortgage growth drive stronger first-quarter earnings + MORE May 15th
Residential mortgages now account for nearly two-thirds of Desjardins’ loan book, while impaired mortgage loans remained relatively stable despite ongoing economic uncertainty..... More »
Ontario review recommends expanding lender access for Level 1 mortgage agents + MORE Feb 7th
Finance ministry report adopts key industry recommendations and could expand where Level 1 agents can place insured mortgages.... More »
Mortgage growth outpaced housing gains in late 2025 + MORE Apr 15th
Home values declined while borrowing increased, leaving financial markets to drive overall wealth growth..... More »
Mortgage broker share rises to 38%, hits 48% among recent first-time buyers: MPC Jul 26th
New MPC research finds broker use increased across buyer groups and regions in 2025, while more borrowers sought advice alongside competitive rates..... More »
When can a seller lend you money? What to know about vendor take-back mortgages
– canadianmortgagetrends.com
Homebuyers looking to bridge a financing shortfall sometimes consider asking the seller for help. One option that occasionally comes up is a vendor take-back (VTB) mortgage, where the seller lends a portion of the purchase price to the buyer, typically as a second mortgage.
5 smart strategies for renewing your mortgage
– moneysense.ca
Owning a home has plenty of benefits, but it’s not without challenges. Over one million mortgages in Canada are set to renew in the next few years, and many home owners will be faced with higher interest rates. If you’re in this situation, you may feel squeezed in two ways: a higher interest rate will cost you more over the life of your mortgage, and it could impact your cash flow and monthly budget.
If you’re renewing your mortgage this year, starting your research early can help you get the best possible interest rate, better manage your cash flow and stay on track with your financial plan. Here are five smart strategies for renewing or refinancing your mortgage in 2025.
1. Plan ahead for your mortgage renewal
A little planning goes a long way—especially when it comes to your finances. You may have your mortgage renewal deadline on the calendar, but home owners can typically renew their mortgage up to 120 days in advance. Starting your search early can help you find better rates and allows you to make an unrushed, informed decision…
