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by Jeremy
Your home is one of the biggest financial investments you’ll make, but sometimes financial difficulty can come your way. If you’re behind on mortgage payments and living in fear or losing your home, it’s best to face the situation head on and take corrective measures early. Here are some steps to help you ease the stress and get back on balanced financial ground: Contact your mortgage lender right away: being honest with your lender in the early phases will help you avoid penalties, get you on a payment plan and on your way to the best solution. Contact your mortgage broker: they can provide you…
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I came across an interesting article in the Calgary Herald today, “Home builders fret as Calgary considers constraints…
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I came across this interesting post earlier this morning by Pacifica Partners Inc. suggesting Calgary is ‘Severely Overbuilt’…
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Selling or purchasing a new home? Why not earn up to $2000 Cash Back in the process! Whether…
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Collateral mortgages and the lack of disclosure and understanding are costing Canadians. CBC did an excellent investigation into…
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At 10:00 am EST, Wednesday January 23rd, 2013, the Bank of Canada again did what we expected them…
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I came across this great analogy on Facebook posted by one of my friends and had to share…
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Here we go… The bond market rally is squeezing spreads, placing upward pressure on the fixed interest rates.…
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I had to laugh when I read an article titled BoC’s interest rate warnings drove homeowners to lock…
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The March 1, 2012 RRSP deadline is fast approaching! I hope you have consulted your financial planner to…
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If you are current with the news you have probably heard about the many complaints against debt settlement…
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With articles being published suggesting the “Great Canadian Borrowing Binge is Winding Down” and another “Average consumer debt…
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Lets take a person earning $60,000, no debt and a credit score less than 680. Today this person…
