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The amortization period refers to the amount of time it will take to pay off your mortgage. The Financial Consumer Agency of Canada has a great resource on how the length of the amortization effects your mortgage. Click here

From mortgages to credit cards, banking, budgeting and fraud. The Financial Consumer Agency of Canada is a fantastic unbiased resource on the aforementioned topics. www.itpaystoknow.gc.ca

A great video outlining the different penalties associated with breaking a mortgage.

Purchasing a home can be a very intimidating and overwhelming task. You want to purchase the property for the least amount of money possible while the seller wants to sell the property for the most money possible. Combine this with…

Imagine visiting your financial institution and obtaining a pre-approval for a mortgage. Your next step would be to go out and find the home of your dreams. Once you find the home, negotiations take place and you enter into an…

Whether you are buying your first home or you are planning to renew your mortgage for the 5th time, here’s a booklet produced by the Financial Consumer Agency Of Canada that is worth the read.