With Canadian mortgage rates at an all-time low, questions are being asked as to just how long they’ll remain that way, and what factors will affect it the most.

Canada has some fairly liberal policies when it comes to buying property, and non-residents (foreigners) are afforded exactly the same ownership rights as residents.

With the pandemic still affecting Canada as it is the rest of the world, many more Canadians will be staying at home this winter, making it an ideal time to search for, and buy a home that can meet all your needs

As one of the most significant purchases most of us will make in our lifetime, a mortgage is a big deal, and as such, it can help to save money on it wherever, and whenever you can.

Whether you’re affected by a poor cashflow, temporary unemployment or a lack of credit history, affording your own home may be next to unachievable, without a little help

When it comes to mortgage borrowing, we all know that a credit score is taken into accountant by lenders, but did you know that the credit report they see, is not the one you might be seeing?

With the recent announcement of a new and effective vaccine on the horizon, bond yields in Canada and the U.S. are hovering right around 0.50%, the first time they’ve done so since the beginning of June.

Are you about to buy a home for the first time, or is your mortgage up for renewal? If so, then the following mortgage tips could help you to save time and money