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OSFI’s stress test on mortgage switches ends: What you need to know
Starting tomorrow, certain mortgage borrowers will find it easier to switch lenders, thanks to the removal of the requirement to qualify at a higher stress test rate.
‘2025 will be a better year:’ 5 broker takeaways on market trends, tech, and client relationships
Where is the mortgage industry headed in 2025, and what does it take to be a standout broker today?
Recognizing leaders in Canadian mortgages: New inductees join the Hall of Fame
This week, Canada’s mortgage industry gathered to celebrate the remarkable achievements of this year’s Mortgage Hall of Fame inductees.
Mortgage Digest: MPC National Conference edition
Highlights from this week’s MPC National Conference in Montreal, including key insights from the panel discussions, keynote speakers and concurrent sessions.
Mortgage reforms alone won’t solve housing crisis, says Mortgage Professionals Canada CEO
Recent mortgage reforms introduced by the federal government, while a step in the right direction, aren’t enough to fully address Canada’s growing housing affordability crisis, according to Lauren van den Berg, CEO of Mortgage Professionals Canada.
Mortgage Digest: Why have lenders been hiking rates?
A weekly review of the latest mortgage and real estate news, a recap of key headlines, and a preview of upcoming economic releases.
Mortgage industry braces for FINTRAC’s new AML rules starting October 11
New FINTRAC regulations set to impact mortgage professionals nationwide.
OSFI to eliminate stress test for uninsured mortgage switches starting November 21
OSFI has confirmed that it will remove the requirement for lenders to apply the Minimum Qualifying Rate (MQR) to straight switches of uninsured mortgages.
Mortgage rule changes will help spark demand, but supply challenges persist: experts
Experts say Ottawa’s changes to mortgage rules could help spur demand among potential homebuyers, but supply challenges are likely to persist in Canada’s real estate sector despite lofty goals to build new housing.