Mortgages

Becoming a homeowner is a quintessential part of the Canadian dream; 66.5% of Canadians owned their home as of 2021, and for most of them, that property represents their largest financial asset. I

Purchasing a property in Toronto is not for the faint of heart. The average home price in the city has hovered near or above the million-dollar …

What is co-op housing? They’re not uncommon in Canada, and they might be right for you. Here are some pros and cons of buying a co-op property.

The amount we pay in taxes to the government each year adds up. Unsurprisingly, many are interested in claiming as many deductions as possible to help lower these tax bills. Things like donations, student loan interest…

After two years of steadily rising mortgage rates, it appears stability is on the horizon for borrowers.The historic 10-part hiking cycle from the central – which brought the the Prime rate in Canada to 7.2% and variable rates to around 6% – now appears to be in the rearview, as inflation trends in the right direction.

For people who can’t borrow enough to afford a home, having someone co-sign a mortage can help. However, co-signing a mortgage can be risky… here’s why.