Tag: broker
Building the Right Team at Mortgage Time
By: Elias KellendonkA mortgage broker will help you ascertain the true amount you can afford to spend on your new home, before you start shopping.
Choosing the right mortgage broker
By: The Super BrokerWhen it comes to the world of home loans, mortgage brokers can be invaluable.
Finding the right mortgage broker
By: The Super BrokerThere are professionals available to help guide you, ensuring a smooth process while helping you obtain the rate that fits your finances best.
Brokers vs. Banks: Which is right for you?
By: The Super BrokerOne element of the purchasing process that causes confusion among home buyers is whether or not to use a mortgage broker.
Allies all homebuyers should have: Experienced brokers, small lenders
By: The Super BrokerWhether you’re dipping your toes into the mortgage pool for the first time or you’re practically a professional homeowner, there are plenty of considerations and preparations that should be taken before names can be signed on the dotted line.
Canadian mortgage brokers could take tips from Aussie counterparts
By: The Super BrokerG’day, mate! Canada and Australia have a lot in common besides being English-speaking nations of the British Commonwealth.
Don't let another mortgage renewal opportunity pass you by
By: The Super BrokerEvery year, hundreds of thousands of Canadians have to renew their home loans; it’s just a fact of life. But not all of them are taking full advantage of the opportunity this provides to save money on their mortgages.
Canadian mortgage rates drop at big banks; brokers still best bet
By: The Super BrokerSome of Canada’s biggest banks don’t appear to have heard recent calls to raise interest rates sooner than later.
Financial advisers chosen on blind trust, report shows
By: The Super BrokerA recent study finds that many Canadians are choosing their financial advisers on blind trust, rather than through diligent research and fact-based decisions.
Get a mortgage online? Someday
By: The Super BrokerAs more people are turned off from dealing with big banks, many financial services – including home loans – are shifting to the internet, according to The Montreal Gazette.