The 47 year mortgage – what does it mean for you?
The Canadian mortgage landscape has no doubt shifted in recent times, with houses unfortunately becoming increasingly difficult for many Canadians to own.
The Canadian mortgage landscape has no doubt shifted in recent times, with houses unfortunately becoming increasingly difficult for many Canadians to own.
There are many reasons why many of us struggle at some point to make our mortgage payments on time in Canada. Financial hardship, unexpected expenses, or even economic downturns and an increase in the cost of living are all reasons it may be difficult to make timely mortgage payments.
In the world of personal finance, debts, and property ownership, the term ‘repossession’ is an important topic, and can create images of financial difficulty.
Buying a property is a huge milestone in many Canadians’ lives. With the cost of living and high rents fast increasing across Canada, owning a home is a great ambition for many.
If you are struggling to make your mortgage payments, you might find a payment holiday on your mortgage helpful.
If you are struggling with crippling debts and do not know how to make your next payment, you may have considered taking out a second mortgage to pay off your debt.
It seems like literally everything is going up in price these days in Canada – the price of rent, the cost of living, and of course interest rates on mortgages.
In order to understand what a lien on property is, you first need to understand how a loan works.
You may have heard of the term ‘to put a lien’ on something, but you may be unsure as to what this actually means.
With the eighth rate hike in a row, if you’re looking for mortgage help in Canada, you’re not alone. Struggling to pay your mortgage? There are mortgage help programs available to all Canadians. Want to talk to someone about your options?
With a rising cost of living across Canada and increasing interest rates, life is becoming more and more unaffordable for many Canadians.
With a rising cost of living and increasing interest rates in Canada, you may find that your mortgage payments become more difficult to make.