Tag: refinance
Don't be Afraid to Talk to a Mortgage Broker
By: Elias KellendonkHalloween aside, this October has plenty of reasons to get you spooked, what with a recession, a long and tiring election campaign, and recent world events. Plenty of reasons, but your mortgage need not be one of them. We’re here to help in this frightful time, no matter if you’re buying a home, renewing your …
Refinance and Consolidate Your Mortgage
By: The Super BrokerDebt consolidation or a Mortgage Refinance can cost effectively remove debt, and can make the financing of your future projects that much easier.
Refinancing is good for more than just mortgage rates
By: The Super BrokerUltra-low mortgage rates aren’t just benefiting homebuyers.
The Benefits of CanEquity’s Mortgage Calculator
By: The Super BrokerCanadian Equity has recently upgraded its mortgage calculators, refining them with client feedback to make them bigger, better and more beneficial.
Mortgage opportunities in a low rate market
By: The Super BrokerAlthough recent data outlining Canada’s economic growth has been less than favorable, an article from Canadian Mortgage Trends makes the case that this offers a silver lining for mortgage borrowers.
When to refinance
By: The Super BrokerOne segment of the population is being overlooked when it comes to the opportunities the current market offers: homeowners.
Now is the time to refinance
By: The Super BrokerBy taking advantage of current mortgage rates and refinancing now, homeowners can guarantee savings for years to come.
Refinancing vs. Modification: Which is best for you?
By: The Super BrokerOne way homeowners ease economic burden is by exploring loan modifications and refinances.
Flaherty Tightens Canadian Mortgage Rules.
By: Elias KellendonkCome July 9th, the CMHC will no longer insure mortgages with amortizations longer than 25 years, and will further limit the amount a homeowner can refinance their mortgage to 80%, down from 85%.
Home improvements dwindling amid debt worries
By: The Super BrokerMany Canadians are putting their renovation plans on hold as personal debt from credit cards, car payments and home loans continues to rise, according to a new survey.