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Your Mortgage Your Way mortgage professionals can protect your family and your home through a mortgage life insurance policy; a life insurance policy on you, the homeowner, that will allow your family or dependents to pay off the mortgage on your home should something tragic happen to you.

Mortgages in Canada are generally amortized over 25 to 35 year terms. Nevertheless, with a little foresight and planning, and some sacrifice, most people can manage to pay off their mortgage in a much shorter period of time.

Transitioning from renter to homeowner is one of the most important decisions you’ll make in your life. This decision will impact your future greatly, creating obligations and also opportunities.

The decision to choose a fixed vs. a variable rate is not always an easy one. It depends on your tolerance for risk as well as your ability to withstand increases in mortgage payments.

In the current COVID-19 pandemic, the uncertainty of job loss is a reality for many people, planning ahead by putting mortgage payments aside while you’re still actively employed can help set your mind at ease.

As credit has become more and more common in our society, your credit report, and thus your credit rating, has become more important in your daily life.

Your credit score is a number between 300-900 given to you based on the repayment history of your credit facilities, such as credit cards, lines of credit and auto loans.

Buying a house is probably the largest investment you will ever make and it is a huge milestone in your life; something to be very proud of.

It is extremely important to make sure that you consider and account for the closing costs that are associated with the purchase of your home.

Transitioning from renter to homeowner is one of the biggest decisions you’ll make throughout your lifetime.