Should you use a mortgage broker? There are pros and cons to using a mortgage broker, but you definitely need to consider it – they could save you thousands
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If you have decided you want a larger mortgage, then you’ll need to get approved for it first. It’s not easy, but it is possible! Here are 5 tips.
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A common mortgage question is the difference between pre-qualification, pre-approval, and rate holds. Here’s everything you need to know about each.
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Should your first home be a condo or house? There are pros and cons to both. Here’s everything first-time home buyers need to know.
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Can you pay off your mortgage by 40? To get your mortgage paid off by 40 is possible, but it will require some sacrifices. Here’s what you need to know.
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How long will it take to pay off your mortgage? It depends on you, your mortgage, and your lender. Here’s everything you need to know.
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The first-time home buyer incentive is one of Canada’s newest programs for first-time home buyers. However, it doesn’t suit everyone – here’s why.
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Rent vs buy: It’s an eternal question with no easy answer. Here’s what you need to know about whether you should buy or rent a home in Canada.
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Interest-only mortgages aren’t common, but they do exist in Canada. But what is an interest-only mortgage, and are they a good or bad idea?
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How do mortgage brokers get paid? Luckily brokers are rarely affected by their commisisons, but it’s good to understand how mortgage brokers make money.