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Generation Y: You Have a Choice Ahead

Posted on February 17, 2014
By Irina MarshallFinancial Tips Mortgage Real Estate
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Millennials, otherwise known as Generation Y, is the demographic of young people born roughly between the late 1980s to the early 2000s.  This generation has so far garnered the most attention since their notable predecessors: The Great Depression generation was defined by their frugalness and patriotism; The Baby Boomers by their optimism, and civil commitment to…

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RRSP Contributions vs. Mortgage Pre-Payments

Posted on February 10, 2014
By Irina MarshallFinancial Tips Mortgage Tips to save money
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With our heads swimming in financial duties and responsibilities, sometimes it can be hard to prioritize. The deadline to make contributions to your registered retirement savings plan (RRSP) for Canadians is March 3rd. The Globe and Mail puts forth the question, “Should you be contributing to a RRSP before you pay off your mortgage?” The…

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The Ghost of the Posted Mortgage Rate Past

Posted on February 4, 2014
By Irina MarshallFinancial Tips Mortgage Tips to save money
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A study from the Bank of Canada concluded that those consumers who receive the best mortgage rate are those who are willing to bargain and negotiate, have more equity, are new clients, and who use a mortgage broker, among other variables. As follows, it is rare nowadays that anybody should pay the bank’s posted rate…

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A Vacation that Pays: Investing in a Vacation Home

Posted on January 27, 2014
By Irina MarshallFinancial Tips Mortgage Real Estate
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In the middle of winter it’s hard to find solace in the same four walls you’ve been hibernating in. The birds have long since flocked south, and soon, throngs of youth will be flocking to the resort beaches as well. While there’s no denying the luxury these resorts provide, why not have the best of…

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A New New Year Resolution: Challenge Your Property Tax Assessment

Posted on January 20, 2014
By Irina MarshallFinancial Tips Mortgage Tips to save money
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It’s official: 2014 is in full swing. You’re likely in the thick of trying to tackle and stay true to all the New Year resolutions you have committed to. While we all want to better ourselves personally with self-improvement goals, the truth is that many of those resolutions revolve around finances. When you think about…

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New Mortgage Restrictions May Include 30-year Amortization in 2014

Posted on January 13, 2014
By Irina MarshallMortgage
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Canadian policy makers have used the United States’ housing market as a cautionary tale for our own benefit. To ensure Canadians don’t fall into the same dilemma, regulators have created new mortgage rules to limit housing risk since 2008. They have been great preventive measures to allow the Canadian housing market to remain stable. However,…

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The Pros & Cons of Early Mortgage Renewals

Posted on January 6, 2014
By Irina MarshallMortgage
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When your mortgage term is about to expire, it’s best to start considering renewing your mortgage. But you may be wondering when the best time to renew is – sooner or later? There are always two sides to every coin; there are benefits and consequences to every choice.

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A Look Ahead: Forecasts for Canadian Real Estate & Mortgage Trends in 2014

Posted on December 30, 2013
By Irina MarshallMortgage Real Estate
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As we say goodbye to 2013 and welcome in 2014, we can learn from this past year’s real estate market trends to predict expectations in the new year. According to the Canadian Real Estate Association, Canadian home sales turned out slightly better than expected in 2013 and sales will continue to increase in 2014.

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Solutions For Getting Through Tough Financial Times

Posted on November 6, 2013
By Irina MarshallFinancial Tips Mortgage
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Economic stresses can happen to the most careful individuals. You may think you are prepared by planning, budgeting and saving, but unexpected issues can arise for various reasons. Identifying areas where you are the most vulnerable and making contingency plans is one aspect of the solution, but sometimes these efforts are inadequate. You need to know what…

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THE IMPACT OF BEACON SCORE

Posted on October 6, 2013
By Irina MarshallFinancial Tips Mortgage
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Beacon scores will definitely dictate the mortgage amount that lenders are going and willing to offer. This is also the determinant of what you are going to pay if your mortgage request goes through. It is therefore important to know the basics of beacon scores as this will come a long way in understanding how…

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