Mortgages in Canada can be a murky subject – one that we hope to shed some light on with a series of highly informational articles.
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Scotiabank hits “inflection point” with successful multi-product mortgage strategy + MORE Sep 1st
Deposit growth strategy pays off as Scotiabank strengthens customer relationships amid mortgage volume dip.... More »
Weekly mortgage digest: Canadians are pulling back on borrowing Sep 16th
A weekly review of the latest mortgage and real estate news, a recap of key headlines, and a preview of upcoming economic releases..... 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 »
RBC warns of rising mortgage losses through 2025 with upcoming renewals + MORE Sep 4th
BoC rate cuts will ease pressure, but mortgage renewal shocks still loom, RBC says.... More »
First National sees Q2 drop in single-family originations, but mortgage portfolio expands + MORE Aug 14th
Despite a drop in single-family mortgage originations, First National’s commercial lending and overall mortgage portfolio showed robust growth in Q2..... More »
Fixed mortgage rates are falling again. Here’s why
– canadianmortgagetrends.com
Canadian lenders are cutting fixed mortgage rates following a drop in bond yields. But what’s behind these latest moves?
30-year mortgages will only impact few homebuyers: prof | Canada Tonight – CBC News
– news.google.ca
30-year mortgages will only impact few homebuyers: prof | Canada Tonight CBC NewsFirst-time homebuyers can now apply for a 30-year mortgage. Is that a good thing? CBC.caLiberal plan for 30-year mortgage amortizations begins Global News TorontoChanges are coming to mortgage rules. Will they help you afford a new home? CTV NewsBeyond new builds: The case for including resale homes in mortgage policy Waterloo Region Record
Mortgage arrears have yet to peak, but unlikely to reach long-term norm: BMO
– canadianmortgagetrends.com
Despite a gradual rise, Canadian mortgage arrears are expected to remain manageable due to the economic recovery and the mortgage stress test
