The Super Broker
When to Lose the Bidding War
There comes a point in time when a house price rises so high that a purchase may just not be a wise decision.
Pre-Approved Rates Null After April 19
As of April 19, all unsigned pre-approved mortgages will be made null and void due to the new qualifying rate rules.
New Tool to Improve Credit Score
ScoreMaker gives advice to potential homebuyers on how to boost their credit score.
U.S. Market Sees Negative Equity and Mortgage Default Rise Hand in Hand
Twenty-four per cent of all U.S. mortgagors owed more than their home was worth as of the end of the last quarter.
Is Home Ownership Actually a Hindrance in Retirement?
After retirement, is it in your best interests to own your own home?
Canadian’s Debt Loads Reach All-Time High
Historically the cost of a home has equated three times the average Canadian worker’s income after tax.
Mortgage Arrears Tied to Job Market
Research illustrates that as employment possibilities decline, mortgage arrears rise.
Canadians Cognizant of Rising Debt Ratios
Contentions that Canadians risk their financial security and seek financing beyond their means are not true.
Use Renewal Time to Negotiate
Don’t be submissive when your renewal date approaches. You can use this time to negotiate a better rate.
Safe Investing Points to Large-Cap Companies
Investors should be looking for companies with a strong potential to generate cash flow and with interest-swallowing debt loads well in check.