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.
Mortgage 101 – how should I prepare for a refinance? | March 2022 Part 3
In this episode of Mortgage 101 with Clinton Wilkins and Todd Veinotte, as heard on CityNews 95.7, the guys talk about how borrowers should prepare themselves for a refinance.
Mortgage 101 – want to lock in with a fixed rate? It will cost you | March 2022 Part 2
In this episode of Mortgage 101, the guys talk about the Bank of Canada's increases to the overnight rate and if you should lock in with a fixed rate.