A home is the largest purchase most people will make in their lives.
That should reinforce the importance of planning ahead, doing your research, relying on ... Read More...
It’s official: hundreds of thousands of Canadians will be paying higher interest rates as early as today.
After two years stuck at just 0.50%, the Bank of Ca... Read More...
Exactly one year after OSFI said it would review its B-20 guidelines and scrutinize underwriting standards further, the banking regulator made good on that prom... Read More...
The dramatic rise in Canadian house prices has been making headlines almost daily.
And for good reason: prices in and around the country’s hottest markets, T... Read More...
One of the seemingly unintended groups to fall victim to the government’s latest mortgage changes is owners of mobile homes, according to some concerned mortgag... Read More...
Niche Sheet is a new app-based service specifically for Alberta brokers that saves time by helping them find the right lender that meets the specific needs of t... Read More...
Another quarter, another $10.16 billion in net profit for Canada's Big 6 banks. That's an 18% increase over last year's haul.
Growing mortgage portfolios wer... Read More...
It’s common knowledge—or at least it should be by now—that Canadians are carrying worrying levels of debt.
The latest reminder of how fragile the situation i... Read More...
The big story of earnings season was Home Capital's postponed earnings conference call last Thursday. Its purpose was to brief investors on the company’s effort... Read More...
For at least the last three years, people have been predicting a Canadian housing crash and ensuing recession. Yet the economy continues chugging along and home... Read More...
Steve Huebl is a graduate of Ryerson University's School of Journalism and has been with Canadian Mortgage Trends and reporting on the mortgage industry since 2009. His past work experience includes The Toronto Star, The Calgary Herald, the Sarnia Observer and Canadian Economic Press. Born and raised in Toronto, he now calls Montreal home.
