by Carrie Guergis | Nov 26, 2012 | Click Your Mortgage Blog, Uncategorized
The Canadian government announced today that the annual limit on what one can contribute to their Tax Free Savings Account will increase by $500 starting in 2013. This is the first year since its introduction in 2009 that the government has raised the contribution...
by Alana Myers | Nov 14, 2012 | Click Your Mortgage Blog, Uncategorized
With today’s historically low interest rates, it makes sense to shorten the number of years your mortgage is amortized over. Doing this will not only pay off your mortgage years earlier, but it will also save yourself thousands of dollars over the life of your...
by Kevin Harris | Oct 16, 2012 | Click Your Mortgage Blog, Uncategorized
Here is an interesting article from Mortgagebrokernews.ca: Brokers may be more scared by new consumer debt numbers than the Bank of Canada, with Mark Carney suggesting the slowing real estate market cancels any immediate need for a rate hike. We are watching...
by Alana Myers | Oct 1, 2012 | Click Your Mortgage Blog, Uncategorized
If you couldn’t tell by the cooler weather and that it’s dark by 8pm, Fall has graced us with its presence. The arrival of Fall makes us want to curl up with a blanket by the fire and read a good book. But before that can be done, there are important...
by Carrie Guergis | Sep 17, 2012 | Click Your Mortgage Blog, Uncategorized
We recommend reading this article from the Toronto Star if you’re considering a Rent-to-Own option. Rent-to-own a home: Beware the risks Renting to own can be an expensive way to get into the real estate market. By Krystal Yee | Mon Sep 10 2012 ...
by Jennifer Fee | Aug 28, 2012 | Click Your Mortgage Blog, Uncategorized
You’ve most likely heard the term “credit score” in conversations about debt or borrowing and understand that it has an effect on our ability to take out loans and get a mortgage and that it’s important to maintain good credit. Do you know how...
