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Mortgages

Financial Planning

“We paid off our mortgage early. What now?”

It's important to make a plan for your new, excess cash flow—bumping up retirement savings and emergency funds are...

“We paid off our mortgage early. What now?”

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Is a reverse mortgage right for you?

Drawing on the equity in your home, a reverse mortgage is like a loan to yourself—and one you won’t...

Is a reverse mortgage right for you?

Real Estate

CMHC tightens mortgage rules in latest response to COVID-19

Changes designed “to protect future home buyers and reduce risk” will took effect July 1, 2020.

CMHC tightens mortgage rules in latest response to COVID-19
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What an interest rate hike could mean for you

Mortgage rates have been falling since the 1980s—but that trend can’t continue forever.

What an interest rate hike could mean for you

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What to do with a rental property when you owe more than it’s worth

Oil prices have tanked and Renee wants to sell her rental property in Fort McMurray, but she owes more...

What to do with a rental property when you owe more than it’s worth

Real Estate

Managing your mortgage during COVID-19

Measures to slow the spread of the pandemic in Canada caused the sudden closing of schools, restaurants, retailers and...

Managing your mortgage during COVID-19

Investing

3 ways the coronavirus is already affecting your finances

With the speed at which the disease and its economic impact are picking up, no one will blame you...

3 ways the coronavirus is already affecting your finances
Parents of a teenage son, contemplating paying off mortgage or investing in an RESP.

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Is it better to pay down our mortgage or ramp up contributions to our teen’s RESP?

Making accelerated mortgage payments can pay down a mortgage faster. But what about other financial goals, like RESPs? How...

Is it better to pay down our mortgage or ramp up contributions to our teen’s RESP?

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Buying

30-year amortizations won’t cause an economic meltdown

The Conservatives’ pre-election promise to increase the amortization period for first-time home buyers has caught fire—for the wrong reasons.

30-year amortizations won’t cause an economic meltdown

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