With escalating, if not incipient, land transfer taxes an ever-looming threat, Ontarians are telling the government they’re taxed to the hilt
Wells Fargo will cut its aggressive product sales goals for retail bankers, as it faces $185 million in fines and a damaged reputation after allegations that it opened millions of unauthorized accounts to meet those targets
The province may have recorded fewer sales and lower prices, but B.C.’s real estate board remains optimistic
Competition may be ramping between brokers and lenders for client business at renewal time. We spoke with two brokers and a lender to get a sense of how that delicate process is navigated
A new study released by TransUnion found that more than 700,000 consumers may struggle financially even with a ¼-point hike
This is a chance for brokers to help shape housing policy
One of the country’s most infamous housing bears tackles the housing markets in Vancouver and Toronto, and investigates whether supply is truly an issue
Analyst looks into Ontario couple’s possible futures, and how mortgage reduction can help them reach their savings goals earlier
Veteran observer offers his predictions on what the future holds for mortgage in developed economies
DLC cautions that economic impact of oil weakness might linger, however
What does the future of alternative lending look like? One expert has his say