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Your home is probably one of your greatest investments. That’s why you value it with high regard and utmost importance. However, with the global economic crunch, the value your home is likely to be affected.
At this point in time, housing values in Canada are unstable. The market is likewise experiencing economic downturns and no single entity is an exception. Rates are varying from time to time, although in most markets such as Edmonton, Vancouver, Victoria, and Calgary, house values has been declining over time. Read the rest of this entry »
BoC Announced Interest Rates to Remain at 0.25%
Despite the growing turmoil among global capital markets, the Bank of Canada has seemed to bank on providing the support it can give to homeowners as it announced to keep interest rates to remain at 0.25 percent. With its key lending rate held at bay, this is really a good sign embodying a recovery in terms of economic activity. Read the rest of this entry »
Refinancing a Mortgage After Separation
Owning a home is normal for couples especially those who are starting their own family. More so, majority of mortgages are under joint mortgages wherein the title of the house and the mortgage itself is written with both names of the couple. In simple terms, the home becomes a conjugal property, joined not only by the marriage, but by legal mortgage files as well. But the question is, what happens to the home when the marriage ends? Read the rest of this entry »
5 Things You Should Do When Planning Your Canada Mortgage
The fulfillment of every family’s dream is to live in a home that they can call their own. Many efforts and preparations need to be in place to make that happen and the last thing that you need is missing important details or making the wrong decisions. It is then of utmost importance that aspiring homeowners know the basic guidelines to avoid mistakes in planning for mortgages in Canada. Read the rest of this entry »