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Scotiabank assures it has 'a lot of buffer' against downturns
Scotiabank assures it has 'a lot of buffer' against downturns
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Banks unaffected by stalled mortgage growth
In spite of the fact that Canadian mortgage growth hit a 17-year low, the Big Six are still padding their coffers
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Switching gears
There is life after brokering after all
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Mortgage Architects announces new VP
The award-winning full-service brokerage is proud to announce Lisa Valade as Vice President, Ontario
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Newton inching towards technological supremacy
Geoff Willis has one of the most unheralded jobs in the mortgage industry, but every broker, agent, lender, and even borrower, should be thankful he's helming Newton Connectivity Systems
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Why were so many borrowers renewing with the same lender last year?
According to a Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation analysis, mortgage renewals with different lenders in Toronto declined dramatically in 2017 compared to the year before
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Rebound imminent, claims report
The preponderant reason for the languid housing market this year has been the absence of first-time buyers—but they’ll be back soon and the market will resultantly recover
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Greener pastures ahead, claims report
Calgary has fallen on tough times in recent years, but the future looks bright
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Private lending becomes new normal
Private lenders have doubled their share of Canadian mortgages since 2015
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First CMA a sign of things to come
Karen Pacheco worked in the new home sales industry for over a decade, but she needed a new challenge