Federal budget outlines changes to mortgage rules and housing financing
The federal government's budget is changing some of the rules surrounding amortization and moving the cap on insurance
What is actually happening in the news of the mortgage world.
The federal government's budget is changing some of the rules surrounding amortization and moving the cap on insurance
No growth in the Canadian economy last month, a second month of stagnation despite economists predicting modest gains.
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In an interview on Global News in Halifax Clinton Wilkins discusses the recent decision by the Bank of Canada to hike rates by 25 basis points
Dan and Clinton discuss The Bank of Canada's choice to raise its overnight rate by 25 basis points to 2.5% and the mortgage impacts that has.
Mortgages and housing were on the agenda during a Small Business Week chat on Halifax's Surge 105 FM
As the Bank of Canada ponders it's next decision on interest rates, the Consumer Price Index shows a slight increase in inflation nationwide
Nova Scotia MP Sean Fraser told a gathered crowd of business leaders that our region needs to act to grow it's economy in advance of major investments earmarked for the region
Canada's job numbers were down significantly in September as the Bank of Canada considers it's next move on interest rates
Clinton Wilkins has been appointed Vice-Chair of the Mortgage Professionals Canada board. Clinton will also serve as board president in 2027-28