by Geoff | Jul 6, 2016 | Finances
So, you’ve worked hard to save every penny and have managed to finally afford the down payment necessary on a home. You have searched high and low, only to find the house of your dreams at a price you can afford. Though your credit rating is good and you have a stable...
by Geoff | Jun 17, 2016 | Finances
Divorce and your Mortgage When tough times put stress on families sometimes the end result is divorce. While no one ever wants to see this happen sometimes it is inevitable. Recently, CMHC changed the rules about how much a house can be refinanced for, they have set...
by Geoff | May 26, 2016 | Finances
Creating a Pension Plan What’s a pension? I don’t have one. In today’s day in age there are not many people that will have one when they retire. So it’s up to us, as individuals, to create our own – build your net worth from within. There are many ways to create a...
by Geoff | Apr 27, 2016 | Finances
Renovating May Make More Sense Than Buying If you’re finding your family has grown out of your current home or your house could use a makeover to better fit your changing needs, renovating is a great option to examine. Instead of putting your home on the selling block...
by Geoff | Apr 15, 2016 | Finances
Can Private Mortgages Improve Your Financial Well-Being A private mortgage can improve your financial well-being and using a reputable mortgage agent/broker will advise when it is suitable for your circumstances to enter into a private mortgage. Your mortgage agent...
by Geoff | Mar 30, 2016 | Economy, Finances, Rates
Borrower or credit costs can be outrageous. To go get a line of credit you are usually paying upwards of 6% to 7.5%. These lines of credit can be based on interest only or principle and interest payments. This kind of loan is based on how the lender views you as a...
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