Mortgage 101 – Is the Bank of Canada getting it wrong or right? | June 2022 Part 1
In this episode of Mortgage 101, the guys talk about the hot topic of inflation and the Bank of Canada interest rate hikes.
Mortgage 101 – what alternative lending looks like right now | May 2022 Part 4
In this episode of Mortgage 101 with Clinton Wilkins and Todd Veinotte, as heard on CityNews 95.7 and CityNews 101.1, the guys talk about everything going on with alternative lending right now.
Mortgage 101 – “What is going on in Nova Scotia?” | May 2022 Part 3
In this episode of Mortgage 101, the guys talk about what is going on in Nova Scotia and its housing market.
Mortgage 101 – changing interest rates in Canada | May 2022 Part 2
In this episode of Mortgage 101, the guys talk about the Bank of Canada and the changing interest rates in Canada affecting borrowers.
Mortgage 101 – Canadian Mortgage Awards | May 2022 Part 1
In this episode of Mortgage 101, the guys discuss Clinton's trip to Toronto for the Canadian Mortgage Awards for its first in-person event since 2019.
Mortgage 101 – new construction in Halifax right now | April 2022 Part 4
In this episode of Mortgage 101, the guys talk about what's happening with new construction in Halifax right now.
Mortgage 101 – putting debt in the best financial vehicle with a refinance | April 2022 Part 3
In this episode of Mortgage 101, the guys talk about putting debt in the best financial vehicle with a refinance, and what this process involves.
Mortgage 101 – “we are in a rising rate environment” | April 2022 Part 2
In this episode of Mortgage 101, the guys talk about the Bank of Canada, the rising rate environment, and what rate changes mean for you.
Mortgage 101 – what will help first-time home buyers? | April 2022 Part 1
In this episode of Mortgage 101, the guys talk about the provincial budget and what will help first-time home buyers.
Mortgage 101 – housing prices and historic lows for inventory | March 2022 Part 4
In this episode of Mortgage 101, the guys talk about the current housing prices and historic lows for inventory in the markets.