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How To Refinance Your Mortgage In Canada?

Posted on February 25, 2025
By Eric MajdalaniMortgage
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Interest rates are on the move and many homeowners may find themselves questioning whether they’re getting a good deal on their mortgage rate and terms. Or maybe you want to tap into your home equity. Whatever the reason may be, it is important to understand the steps involved with refinancing your mortgages. Let’s take a…

Donald Trump: the man who can influence mortgage rates in North America?

Posted on February 14, 2025
By Eric MajdalaniMortgage
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Rarely has one man stolen the show in Canada’s interest rate market like Donald Trump did recently. The brash new president, with his tariff threats and regulatory, fiscal and immigration policies, threw bond traders for a loop. Given that bond yields steer the ship on fixed mortgage rates, Trump’s political riffs are quite relevant to mortgage pricing, even on this side of the border….

The Prime Rate: How It Can Impact Your Mortgage Rate?

Posted on January 29, 2025
By Eric MajdalaniMortgage
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To begin with… what is it? The prime rate is a critical factor influencing mortgage rates in Canada . It serves as a benchmark for variable lending products , including mortgages , lines of credit, and HELOCs . The prime rate is a critical factor influencing mortgage rates in Canada. It serves as a benchmark for variable lending products,…

A Positive Mortgage Outlook! Canadians can expect lower rates, deals this 2025

Posted on January 17, 2025
By Eric MajdalaniMortgage
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With inflation back to the Bank of Canada’s 2% target and rate cuts expected to continue through this year, Canadians should anticipate lower mortgage rates and better deals in 2025, experts say. Canadians have been facing higher interest rates over the last few years, after the Bank of Canada hiked its policy rate in the…

2025 Housing Market? Canada Gets Ready…

Posted on December 20, 2024
By Eric MajdalaniMortgage
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Falling interest rates and new mortgage rule changes are set to bring borrowers back into the picture The tide may well be about to turn in Canada’s housing and mortgage markets, with interest rate cuts spurring improved buyer sentiment and a recent jump in home resales. Homebuyer caution continued to linger at the end of…

HELOC Borrowing Makes A Return, Rising Nearly As Fast As Mortgages

Posted on December 4, 2024
By Eric MajdalaniMortgage
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Canadian households sent another sign they’re getting comfortable borrowing—the return of home equity loans. Statistics Canada (Stat Can) data shows the balance of home equity line of credit (HELOC) accounts, continued to climb in September. The segment went through a lull as higher rates and stricter lending standards motivated deleveraging. However, with the return of cheaper credit…

Mortgage Insurance: What Is It? How Much Does It Really Cost?

Posted on November 22, 2024
By Eric MajdalaniMortgage

Mortgage default insurance protects lenders against defaulting borrowers. Mortgage protection insurance pays your mortgage if you die or become disabled. Mortgage insurance, also called “mortgage default insurance” or “CMHC insurance,” is designed to protect lenders in the event homeowners stop making payments on their mortgages. Your lender arranges mortgage insurance and passes the cost onto…

NEWS UPDATE: Federal Government Raises Insured Mortgage Cap to $1.5M, Expands 30-year Amortizations

Posted on November 6, 2024
By Eric MajdalaniMortgage
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The federal government has unveiled sweeping changes to Canada’s mortgage system, calling them the “boldest reforms in decades.” Key measures include raising the insured mortgage limit to $1.5 million, which will expand access for Canadians in high-priced housing markets. That’s an increase from the current insured mortgage cap of $1 million. Additionally, the government said…

Interest-only Mortgages: How Do They Work?

Posted on October 25, 2024
By Eric MajdalaniMortgage Real Estate
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Interest-only mortgages can offer homebuyers lower payments initially, but they could cost more than a traditional loan in the long run. If you’re planning to buy or refinance a home, researching different types of mortgages is an important step. One loan option you might consider is an interest-only mortgage. Interest-only mortgage loans allow you to…

Canadians Are Pulling Back On Borrowing… Why?

Posted on October 10, 2024
By Eric MajdalaniMortgage Real Estate
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Are you ready to read alot of numbers? Canadians continued to rein in borrowing for the second straight quarter, according to recent data from Statistics Canada. Household credit market borrowing slowed slightly to $25.1 billion. The slowdown was largely driven by a decline in consumer credit lending, which fell from $7.8 billion in the first…

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