Happy St. Patrick’s Day! St. Patrick’s Day is a cultural and religious holiday that is celebrated on March 17th each year. It is named after St. Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland, and is widely celebrated around the world, especially in the United States, Canada, and Australia. The holiday has its roots in Ireland, where Read more about Celebrating St. Patrick’s Day in Toronto: Parade, Events, and More![…]
Most mortgage agents and financial advisers don’t know where to start when it comes to marketing their businesses. When a marketing plan is in place, most things become much easier. As outlined in this article, we will outline steps you need to follow and questions you need to answer in order to develop an effective Read more about How to Build a Marketing Plan: Mortgage Agents[…]
According to Jean-François Perrault, chief economist at Scotiabank Economics, the Canadian economy will enter a technical recession by 2023. Let’s begin by defining recession: what is it? A recession technically means a setback, which signifies that economic progress is slowing; we call it a recession after about two-quarters of decline. The region’s gross domestic product Read more about How To Prepare Your Finances For A Recession[…]
December is typically a costly month. It’s all too easy to overspend during the holidays. Extra money is spent on gifts, holidays, clothing, restaurants, and parties. This is an excellent opportunity to consider how you might use the days of Christmas and New Year to save strategically for next year. It is possible to enjoy Read more about Holiday Shopping & Budgeting Tips to Avoid Overspending[…]
Did you know that Canada’s population growth has hit a record? According to Statistics Canada, the country has experienced its fastest population growth rate since the baby boom’s peak, primarily due to immigration. Early in the Covid-19 epidemic, Canada saw decreased levels of immigration. Newcomers to Canada from all over the world have not been as Read more about Canada’s Population has Reached a Record High[…]
Mortgage fraud is typically committed by fabricating payslips, annual statements, or employer statements and using them when applying for a mortgage. Mortgage fraud is the practice of having someone falsely represent you in order to modify the title to your house or other property without your knowledge, obtain a mortgage on your title, or both. Read more about Mortgage Fraud: Identifying It and Avoiding It[…]
Home prices have been through the roof in the past few months… no pun intended. The average home price has skyrocketed, as has been the trend with real estate markets in neighbouring cities.
