Mortgage strategies for older Canadians
Canadians 65 and older are expected to grow by 1 million in 2025, according to TD Economics. This means nearly 900,000 workers will leave ...
Read MoreCanadians 65 and older are expected to grow by 1 million in 2025, according to TD Economics. This means nearly 900,000 workers will leave ...
Read MoreCanada’s housing market is expected to rebound in 2025, with lower borrowing costs and new mortgage rules making homeownership more accessible. However, economic uncertainty ...
Read MoreBuying a home is a significant financial milestone. While it’s an exciting step, it can also bring a great deal of anxiety for first-time ...
Read MoreCanada’s real estate and mortgage markets are showing strong signs of a turnaround, driven by improving economic conditions and mortgage policy changes. The Bank ...
Read MoreAs the holiday season approaches, you may find yourself facing a familiar slowdown. Home buying activity typically tapers off in November before the market ...
Read MoreCanada’s mortgage market is feeling the impact of a rapidly evolving economic landscape. Central banks around the world have been cutting rates, and federal ...
Read MoreCanadian home owners are growing increasingly anxious about their finances, according to a report by Mortgage Professionals Canada. Specifically, 70% of Canadians surveyed said ...
Read MoreOn June 5, the Bank of Canada announced it was cutting its overnight interest rate to 4.75%—down from 5%. This was the first rate ...
Read MoreHomeowners in Canada continue to rely on alternative and private lenders for financing and refinancing, as high interest rates have made it increasingly difficult ...
Read MoreA competitive housing market, elevated interest rates, and increasingly strict lending guidelines have made it much harder for Canadians to afford their own homes ...
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