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An inside look at how your loans — and spending — affect your credit score Apr 6th
Having a variety of loans could help strengthen your credit score — or harm it, depending on your spending and payment history. But a credit card, car loan and mortgage work differently, making it hard to know how to improve your number..... 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 »
Manulife’s Natasha Duric: A 30-year mortgage career built on leadership and innovation Oct 13th
Natasha Duric describes her entry into the mortgage industry as “a fluke.”.... More »
The Latest in Mortgage News – Fresh Round of Fixed-Rate Hikes Underway Feb 3rd
Over the past couple of weeks, all of the big banks and countless other mortgage lenders have bumped up some of their fixed rates. Meanwhile, markets are now fully pricing in a rate hike by the Bank of Canada at its March meeting, which will raise rates for the country’s variable-rate holders..... More »
I missed a mortgage payment. What happens now? + MORE Sep 20th
If you skip one month’s mortgage payment, then resume scheduled payments for six months, all six of those payments may be considered late..... More »
Latest in Mortgage News: BoC Sees Early Signs of Housing Overheating, but Will Keep Rates Low for Now
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Fixed rates may be heading higher, but variable-rate holders can rest assured their rates won’t be going up just yet, at least according to Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem. During a speech on Canada’s labour market, Macklem said monetary policy will need to continue to provide stimulus for a “considerable period” because a complete economic recovery is “still a long way off.” “We have committed to keeping our policy interest rate at the effective lower bound until economic slack […]
