Learn about the implications of the exempt contribution and how it relates to registered accounts, indirectly impacting mortgages in several important ways.

Cash Back Mortgages. Home buying is a naturally expensive thing to be doing. You not only have to pay for the house, but you have substantial closing costs as well. You might want to make your new house ‘home ready’ by getting a few new pieces of furniture and don’t forget new window coverings like blinds, drapes, and curtains (never cheap). Wouldn’t it be nice to get a few thousand dollars back when you fund your mortgage to cover these costs?

Discover what a non-recourse loan is and what that means for mortgages in Canada. Is your mortgage a non-recourse loan, and what does that mean for you?

Understand the differences between Insured, Insurable, and Uninsurable Mortgages for making informed decisions on your home purchase in Canada.

Discover what a zero per cent loan is, its unique characteristics, and how zero per cent loans relate to mortgages.

An emergency fund is an essential financial safety net designed to cover unexpected expenses or financial disruptions without the need to incur debt. It acts as a buffer that can help you maintain your financial stability during unforeseen circumstances such as job...

Discover the key features of an open-end lease, what it means especially when purchasing a vehicle, and its relationship to mortgages.

Understand the different aspects of term loans and how their unique structure can be leveraged to enhance your financial security.

Alternative vs Prime Lenders

Mortgage Assumption in Divorce: When a marriage ends but the home still makes sense financially and emotionally, the question becomes: how do you keep the house without blowing up the mortgage?