Nothing says commitment like a mortgage + MORE Nov 30th

Company: Verico Homeguard Funding Ltd. Position: Mortgage Underwriter (Full time, salary + bonus) Location: Newmarket, ON Apply to: info@homeguardfunding.com Mortgage Underwriter (Full time, salary + bonus incentive) Experience Required: 2 years+ experience in the mortgage industry, willing to train the right candidate Licences Required: Agent Licence considered an asset but not required   The underwriter will be responsible for: Packaging applications originated by brokers and agents to our lender partners Preparing deal paperwork Reviewing loan documentation Working with clients, lenders and lawyers to ensure the timely closing of mortgage transactions   Homeguard Funding Ltd. is a very well established and READ MORE

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You can get married, but if you really want to to make a commitment to one another, take on a mortgage.
That’s because a mortgage is a commitment that survives, even if both of you don’t. Sounds a bit morbid but couples need to consider what happens should one of you die. If this were to happen, the surviving spouse would still be responsible for paying the mortgage. Yet, most couples base their mortgage payments on two incomes—and this can create a real problem should only one of you survive to pay the bills. 
To help mitigate the risks of too many bills and not enough money, consider life insurance. To help you sift through the options, Bruce Sellery offers some insight.
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Mortgage Professionals Canada’s National Conference has wrapped up in Vancouver. It’s the nation’s largest gathering of mortgage brokers and lenders. One of the best MPC events is perennially the Expo. It’s kind of like Christmas for mortgage brokers because you always discover new products and services to improve your revenue. On that note, here’s some of the news we heard on the show floor: B2B Bank: Is now the only national lender left who still offers a 35-year amortization. Bridgewater Bank: Is reportedly considering re-entering the prime lending market. Eclipse: Is one of the only B-lenders with its own MIC; it’s doing 85% LTV bundles again. Home Trust: Will be announcing a new READ MORE