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Canada’s best credit cards for people with bad credit 2021 Jan 10th
Conventional wisdom may lead you to believe that if you have bad credit, you should swear off credit cards. But if you want to improve your credit score, you’ll have to show you can handle credit responsibly—and the only way to do that is (you guessed it) to have a credit card. When used properl.... More »
How does credit card debt affect a mortgage application? Apr 7th
If you’re shopping around for a mortgage, you probably already know that lenders ask for a ton of financial information before determining how much you can borrow. That list includes your household income, down payment amount and how much you owe—including credit card debt, car payments and unse.... More »
Mortgage industry reps provide feds with proposals to address housing affordability Nov 13th
Representatives from Canada's mortgage industry presented the federal government with several proposals they say will help address the country's housing affordability crisis..... More »
Should you buy or sell first in today’s real estate market? May 1st
We’re in the market for a new home, but we aren’t sure whether we should sell our home first or buy first. We’ve had people suggest both, and we’re wondering what might be best in the current real estate market.
Should you buy or sell first in real estate?
Whether you should buy .... More »
Latest in mortgage news: OSFI head applauds lenders’ efforts to shorten amortization lengths + MORE Apr 3rd
OSFI says it is encouraged by the progress Canadian lenders have made in reducing amortization lengths of the mortgages within their portfolios..... More »
Benefits of Cash-Out Mortgage Refinancing
– canadianmortgagetrends.com
Most people experience a point in their lives when they need access to a large amount of cash, whether it be for a major purchase, home renovation, investment or an emergency. When you don’t have the funds on hand, you can always access the equity in your home through a cash-out mortgage refinance. Following a […]
The average cost to rent a condominium in the Greater Toronto Area has risen by almost 11 per cent in the past year, partly because tougher mortgage rules have shut out new buyers and flooded the market with renters, a new report by research firm Urbanation says.
