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Mortgage Rates 2026: What Canadian Homeowners Need to Know

The year 2026 is shaping up to be a pivotal period for Canadian homeowners, particularly those who must renew their mortgage. After years of historically low interest rates during the pandemic, reality is catching up with thousands of households now facing substantial increases in their monthly payments. What do forecasts suggest for mortgage rates in…

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Mortgage Financing with Foreign Income: A Now-Accessible Solution

More and more Canadian citizens and permanent residents are working abroad while looking to purchase property back home. The good news? It’s now possible to qualify for a mortgage using foreign income, provided certain criteria are met. Who Can Qualify? This option is generally available to: Canadian citizens Permanent residents Individuals with a valid Canadian…

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Alternative Lenders: Mortgage Solutions for Atypical Profiles in Quebec

Alternative Financing Options: A Tailored Solution for Non-Conventional Borrowers In the Montreal mortgage landscape, many borrowers face challenges when trying to obtain a loan from traditional banking institutions. Whether due to a particular professional status, complex credit history, or atypical financial situation, some clients are denied access to standard mortgage products. It’s in this context…

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Canadian households saw increased wealth in the fourth quarter of 2023.

Today, we delve into the latest economic data from Statistics Canada and its impact on Canadian households, with a particular focus on the last quarter of 2023. The end of the year brought positive news for household finances in Canada, marking a significant improvement in their financial situation. This positive development is mainly due to…

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Interest Rates in Canada: Insights into Future Increases

Wednesday afternoon, the Bank of Canada (BoC) released its Summary of Deliberations. The report reflects a more optimistic tone from the central bank of Canada, which could lead to further interest rate increases, especially if high inflationary pressures persist at undesirable levels. Continue reading to learn more about what was discussed at the latest BoC…

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