Obtaining a mortgage or secured line of credit in Canada at the best rates is often a daunting task. We can help! Read the articles below for more info.
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OSFI considering the need for additional regulations on existing mortgages + MORE Apr 22nd
Canada’s banking regulator says it is considering whether to extend the scope of its mortgage guidelines to include existing mortgages. In its second Annual Risk Outlook released this week, the Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions (OSFI) said it will “consider the scope of .... More »
As bond yields fall, mortgage providers are cutting fixed mortgage rates + MORE Dec 1st
With bond yields nearly 60 basis points off their highs reached earlier this month, fixed mortgage rates are slowly following and trending downward..... More »
CMHC consumer survey reveals the importance of follow-up contact by mortgage brokers + MORE May 13th
There was a simple but important lesson for mortgage brokers in CMHC's 2023 Consumer Survey released Wednesday: follow-up contact leads to more satisfied clients..... More »
The latest in mortgage news: record population growth to keep upward pressure on home prices + MORE Jul 21st
Canada's expected population growth will worsen the already limited housing supply and result in even higher home prices, according to a new report.... More »
Mortgage affordability calculator + MORE Nov 19th
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Mortgage affordability is an essential part of setting up your home-buying budget, and it’s based on a many factors—more on those later. If you’re looking to buy a home, one of the first things you’ll want to know is your mortgage affordability. And for that, you should start.... More »
I missed a mortgage payment. What happens now?
– thestar.com
If you skip one month’s mortgage payment, then resume scheduled payments for six months, all six of those payments may be considered late.
‘These recent rate hikes have really affected our ability to spend and save,’ Mei explains. ‘We are concerned about how this will continue to affect our finances, and ability to plan for the future.’How Quebec’s Bill 96 could impact English-speaking homebuyers
– canadianmortgagetrends.com
Quebec homebuyers and mortgage brokers looking to sign documents will now be required to draw up the originals in French, regardless of whether any of the signatories speak it.
