

Selling Your Home in Winter
While you might think selling your home in winter is harder, with the right considerations it doesn’t have to be! When selling your home...


Locking in a Variable Rate Mortgage
If you have a variable rate mortgage and recent economic news has you thinking about locking into a fixed rate, here’s what you can...


Mortgages for the Self-Employed
Did you know? Approximately 15%+ of Canadians1 are self-employed, making this an important segment in the mortgage and financing space. When it comes to self-employed individuals seeking a mortgage, there are some key things to note as this process can differ from the standard mortgage. For self-employed individuals with an established business seeking best rate financing, the business must have a minimum two years of history. This includes self-employed applicants who own a
5th Annual Show us Your Sparkle contest!!!
Our 5th annual Show us your Sparkle contest is LIVE!!! we are so excited to share it with you!!! How does it work? Residence of Whitby...


Porting Your Mortgage
Porting your mortgage is when you transfer the remainder of your current mortgage term, outstanding principal balance, and interest rate...


How to Handle Missed Payments
If you’ve missed a payment on your credit card or line of credit and you’re wondering how to handle things and if this will impact your...
Residential Market Commentary - Affordability woes
Housing affordability has deteriorated for the third straight quarter despite stable interest rates and decent income growth. The latest...


Maximizing Your Holiday Budget
Along with holiday joy come holiday bills, to avoid a sleigh-size tab, plan ahead to save money and maximize the payoff. Here are a few...


Up For Renewal?
When it comes time to renew your mortgage, most lenders will send you a renewal letter when there is 3 to 6 months remaining on your term. While nearly 60% of borrowers simply sign and send back their renewal without ever shopping around for a more favourable interest rate, I would urge you to take a moment to check out your options. Most standard mortgages are on a 5-year-term, meaning the market rates could be very different from the time you initially began your term to to


7 Steps for Mortgage Prep
Step 1 - Your Credit Score Whether you qualify for a mortgage through a bank, credit union or other financial institution, you should be...





















