Canadian housing mortgage rates are all over the map. Don’t get trapped in an unnecessarily costly mortgage agreement.
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Why Canadian fixed mortgage rates are rising again + MORE May 15th
After briefly dipping below 4%, most five-year fixed mortgage rates at Canada’s major banks are back above the 4% mark, and could stay elevated for the foreseeable future, experts say..... More »
Have fixed mortgage rates peaked? May 25th
Notwithstanding some additional rate hikes last week, fixed mortgage rates have seemingly plateaued following a stellar run-up over the past several months..... More »
Inside RBC’s acquisition of mortgage fintech Pinch Financial Mar 13th
The Toronto fintech will gain access to RBC’s infrastructure and 17 million clients, but says its platform will remain open to non-RBC partners..... More »
Making sense of the markets this week: March 24, 2024 + MORE Mar 25th
Kyle Prevost, creator of 4 Steps to a Worry-Free Retirement, Canada’s DIY retirement planning course, shares financial headlines and offers context for Canadian investors.
Lower inflation clears runway for rate cuts
Canadians dreading their spring and summer mortgage renewals got some good n.... More »
Mortgage brokers: Are you asking the right questions when choosing a mortgage brokerage? + MORE Aug 7th
As a mortgage broker, you negotiate tirelessly to secure the best rates and terms for your clients. But have you applied the same diligence to selecting your brokerage?.... More »
Information vs advice. Why is it free?
– canadamortgagenews.ca
The internet is great for researching infomation, ratings and even advice. With so much available data, it’s hard to decide which is accurate, reliable or even truthful.
Take this site for example. If this is your first visit then you may not be aware of all my credentials nor how accurate my information or recommendations are.
You’re probably making a decision right now. That’s how fast we decide today. I’ve either got your attention or I don’t. Hello to those that continue, or farewell and thanks for stopping by to those that are leaving. (By the way, stick around, you may find this useful).
I created this site in 2009 out of pure frustration. I was seeing new mortgage information sites pop up that were giving horrible, inaccurate advice. This was at a time when mortgage information sites were just being introduced. Publications like The Globe and Mail and the National Post began quoting a few of these sites. Yet, these jokers had little to no experience in the mortgage or financial services fields; they were fresh out of school or coming out of some technical business…
