Breaking a mortgage for better rates can pay off – but beware of the costs + MORE Oct 7th

Canadian housing mortgage rates are all over the map. Don’t get trapped in an unnecessarily costly mortgage agreement.
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Mortgage reforms alone won’t solve housing crisis, says Mortgage Professionals Canada CEO + MORE Oct 25th

Recent mortgage reforms introduced by the federal government, while a step in the right direction, aren’t enough to fully address Canada’s growing housing affordability crisis, according to Lauren van den Berg, CEO of Mortgage Professionals Canada..... More »

Renewing your mortgage? A guide for Canadians + MORE Oct 10th

More than two years have passed since interest rates took off in 2022, and though the Bank of Canada (BoC) has started backing down that ladder, holders on five-year fixed mortgages continue to face significantly higher rates and payments as their home loans come up for renewal. Even those currently.... More »

Mortgage Digest: MPC National Conference edition + MORE Oct 31st

Highlights from this week’s MPC National Conference in Montreal, including key insights from the panel discussions, keynote speakers and concurrent sessions..... More »
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Why Everyone Should Choose The Longest Amortization Possible + MORE Oct 16th

One of the most common requests I get when discussing mortgage options with my clients is that they want the shortest amortization they can afford. They want to pay their mortgage off as soon as possible.  I get it! And then I hit them with an unexpected recommendation. I tell them to take the .... More »
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Lisa Hannam and Penelope GrahamCanada’s New Mortgage Rules in 2024

In an effort to help Canadians get into the real estate market, the government made changes to the mortgage rules…

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Canada’s mortgage industry is responding to the federal government’s recent adjustments to mortgage rules, aimed at improving affordability for certain buyers.

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Interest rates are dropping, but many Canadians are still feeling the hangover of the highest lending costs in a generation.

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