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Bank of Canada Rate Decision: What June 2026 Means for Your Mortgage
The Bank of Canada rate June 2026 decision arrives on June 10, 2026, and this one is less predictable than any decision in the past

Ontario Just Removed the HST on New Homes. Here Is What That Actually Means for You.
Ontario and the federal government just made the biggest new-home affordability announcement in a generation. The full 13% HST has been wiped off qualifying new
Pekoe Mortgages Receives Canada’s Best Award
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Canadian HELOC Rule Changes 2023: What Borrowers Need to Know
On October 31, 2023, the Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions (OSFI) implemented Guideline B-20 changes that fundamentally altered how Canadians access home equity

The Canmore, Alberta Mortgage Maze: How a Broker Simplifies Your Journey
Navigating the world of mortgages in Canmore, Alberta can feel like wandering through a complex maze. With so many lenders, interest rates, and mortgage types

The Kitchener Mortgage Maze: How a Broker Simplifies Your Journey
Navigating the world of mortgages in Kitchener can feel like wandering through a complex maze. With so many lenders, interest rates, and mortgage types to
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Can You Get a Mortgage in Canada as a Permanent Resident with Foreign Income?
Yes. You can get a mortgage as a permanent resident with income earned outside Canada,

Gifted Down Payment Rules in Canada: What Lenders Actually Require
Yes, you can use a gift from an immediate family member for your down payment.

Should You Pay Down Your Mortgage or Invest Before Renewal?
Paying down your mortgage earns you a guaranteed result equal to your interest rate. Investing

Self-Employed With a Dropped Income: Can You Still Switch Lenders at Renewal?
Renewing with your current lender usually does not require you to prove your income again.