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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
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 POWER OF A PRE-APPROVAL: How A Canmore Mortgage Broker Simplifies Your Home Buying Journey
If you’re planning to buy a home in Canmore , there’s an important step that can significantly ease the process: getting pre-approved for your mortgage.
Buying a home in 2023: First Time Home Buyers
Buying a home for the first time can be a daunting experience, but with the right knowledge and preparation, it can also be an exciting and rewarding one. Our first-time home buyers guide for Canadians covers all the essential steps in the process, from determining your budget to closing on the purchase of your new home. Follow these tips and considerations to make the process as smooth and successful as possible.
First Time Home Buyer Changes are coming
First Time Home Buyers can expect some changes to the program this spring. But will these changes actually help get you into the housing market?
Breaking: CMHC Announces Changes to Insured Mortgages
Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp. is toughening up its rules to make it harder to get mortgage insurance, a move that would reduce demand from
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What Happens If You Waive Your Financing Condition?
When you waive your financing condition, your offer to buy a home becomes firm and
Should You Switch Lenders at Mortgage Renewal?
Switching lenders at renewal often saves you money, because your current lender rarely offers its
Do Mortgage Brokers Charge Fees in Canada?
For most residential mortgages in Canada, the borrower pays nothing to use a mortgage broker.
How to Make Your Mortgage Tax-Deductible in Canada
In Canada, your home mortgage interest is not tax-deductible by default, but there are legal