In The News

Rob Snow and Clinton Wilkins discuss the impact of the US Federal Reserve's 50 basis point interest rate cut on mortgage rates, which have been falling, and what this might mean for Canadians.

Clinton Wilkins joins CTV News to comment on the federal government's introduction of new mortgage rules aimed at assisting first-time home buyers.

Clinton Wilkins joins Dan Ahlstrand on City News to chat about the Canadian government announcement of changes to mortgage rules, to help first-time homebuyers, effective December 15th!

Clinton Wilkins joins Rob Snow once again on City News to discuss the Bank of Canada's announcement to cut its overnight interest rate to 4.25%!

Clinton joins Todd Veinotte for this special news update on a Toronto news announcement about a potential big drop in prices in the coming months. Clinton gives his take on what that means for Nova Scotians, and gives refinance advice.

Clinton Wilkins joins Todd Veinotte, on City News, for a special news update on the recent softening of the Bank of Canada's overnight key interest rates.

Clinton Wilkins joins Rob Snow on City News to discuss the Bank of Canada's announcement to cut its overnight interest rate to 4.75%, down from 5%, the level it has maintained since July 2023.

Clinton Wilkins joins CTV News, as they report on the anticipated drop in mortgage interest rates. Clinton maintains his belief that a change in interest rates, this summer, is inevitable.

Clinton Wilkins joins Global News as they report on the Federal plan for addressing Canada's housing crisis. Included in the report are comments from the Federal Housing Minister Sean Fraser, emphasizing collaboration across all levels of government to improve affordability and accessibility of housing.

Clinton Wilkins joins the 'Now You Know' Show with Rob Snow, on City News to chat about a returned opportunity for first-time homebuyers! The Bank of Canada recently announced the return of the 30-year mortgage for new home buyers on new builds. Clinton thinks this is also an opportunity to motivate contractors and developers to get new construction going in the province. The two discuss what that means for amortization, and passing the stress test. Lastly, Clinton holds firm to his optimism about cooling interest rates.