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Mortgages

Should you break your mortgage?

Breaking your mortgage to get a better interest rate could save you thousands of dollars. Here’s what you should...

Should you break your mortgage?

Mortgages

How to calculate mortgage payments—without a mortgage payment calculator

If you’ve ever wondered about the math behind your mortgage payments, or if you simply want to impress a...

How to calculate mortgage payments—without a mortgage payment calculator

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Should you pay off your mortgage early?

There are some serious advantages to paying off your largest debt early. But to make the best choice, first...

Should you pay off your mortgage early?

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How the First-Time Home Buyer Incentive works

Everything you need to know about the program, from the eligibility rules to what happens if you sell your...

How the First-Time Home Buyer Incentive works

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What’s the best mortgage for first-time home buyers?

The president of CanWise Financial explains what to keep in mind when shopping for your first mortgage.

What’s the best mortgage for first-time home buyers?
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Home-financing tips for 5 types of buyers

Buying a home can be extra tricky if you’re single, self-employed, a first-time buyer, a soon-to-be parent or a...

Home-financing tips for 5 types of buyers

Mortgages

How much mortgage can I afford?

Juliette was worried about needing to upsize her mortgage to afford the condo of her dreams. Crunching the numbers...

How much mortgage can I afford?

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7 smart strategies for first-time home buyers

It's important to consider not only what you can afford now, but what you’ll be able to swing if...

7 smart strategies for first-time home buyers

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I keep hearing interest rates may rise. What would that mean for my mortgage?

A Certified Financial Planner helps a reader get clear on what a rise in interest rates would mean for...

I keep hearing interest rates may rise. What would that mean for my mortgage?

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