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by Jeremy
According to a recent survey by LAWPRO®, 61 per cent of Canadians don’t know what options are available to them if they are unable to make their mortgage payments. For younger Canadians, 18 to 34-years old, this number is even higher at 74 per cent. Even more alarming, 79 per cent of those surveyed currently own a property or have considered purchasing one. This paints a pretty grim picture of the lack of mortgage literacy, but the good news is if you’re one of the majority — you’re not alone! Financial difficulty, whether short-term or long-term, can happen to anyone at any time. Your home…
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The average consumer goes into a fixed-term mortgage thinking they will “set it and forget it”, but the…
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If you’re planning for a big purchase, like a home, you’re likely paying extra careful to your spending…
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Financial difficulty, whether short-term or long-term, can happen to anyone at any time. Your home is one of…
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You’ve probably heard a lot of tips on credit and insurance fraud in the past, but are you…
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According to a recent survey, most mortgage holders in Canada are choosing early renewals. The CMHC Mortgage Consumer…
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In a recent Manulife Bank of Canada survey, almost half of Canadians have a misunderstanding about what debt…
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This week, CMHC released the results from their 2014 Mortgage Consumer Survey, and they showed some interesting trends.…
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