Mortgage Minute Category (62)
What's All The Fuss? - The Mortgage Minute
Should Consumer Debt be a Concern?
Carney Upping His Threats
Joint Venture Partners - The Banker's View
Is Now the Time for a 10 year Rate?
Conflicting headlines and More Rule Changes - The Mortgage Minute
For more information on mortgages, rules changes, or to ask a mortgage related question, contact Peter Kinch at 604-939-8326 or email him at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .
Sales Plummeting - A Market Crash or just the Summer - The Mortgage Minute
On the Edge of a Fiscal Cliff - The Mortgage Minute
On the Edge of a Fiscal Cliff - The Mortgage Minute
For more information on mortgages, the fiscal cliff, or to ask a mortgage related question, contact Peter Kinch at 604-939-8326 or email him at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .
The Mortgage Minute - How Euro Debt Woes Impact Canadian Rates
The Mortgage Minute - How Euro Debt Woes Impact Canadian Rates
For more information on mortgages, or to ask a mortgage related question, contact Peter Kinch at 604-939-8326 or email him at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .
Changes in Rates and Rules - Is it all Just Talk?
Changes in Rates and Rules - Is it all Just Talk? - The Mortgage Minute
For more information on mortgages, or to ask a mortgage related question, contact Peter Kinch at 604-939-8326 or email him at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
The Mortgage Minute, The Kids Wouldn't Listen so Dad Took Away the Candy
The Mortgage Minute, The Kids Wouldn't Listen so Dad Took Away the Candy
Mark Carney and Jim Flaherty have been warning Canadians for months not to get overburdened with low cost debt - but like a parent who warns a child but doesn't follow through - the kids kept on borrowing at these record low rates. So what does a parent do when the kids don't listen? They take a privilege away... in this case, Carney couldn't raise rates - so they took away our privilege of having a longer amortization. Other news included the inability of CIBC to sell Firstline Mortgages - so instead, they will wind down the operations of Firstline. What does this mean to you? Watch the Mortgage Minute to find out. For more information on mortgages, or to ask a mortgage related question, contact Peter Kinch at 604-939-8326 or email him at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
5 Year Action Plan - The Mortgage Minute
5 Year Action Plan - The Mortgage Minute
