Mortgage 101 – Reestablishing Credit After Backruptcy
Clinton Wilkins and Todd Veinotte, along with guest Tina Powell from MNP, explore the challenges and strategies for reestablishing credit after bankruptcy or a consumer proposal.
Clinton Wilkins and Todd Veinotte, along with guest Tina Powell from MNP, explore the challenges and strategies for reestablishing credit after bankruptcy or a consumer proposal.
Clinton Wilkins and Todd Veinotte are joined by guest Tina Powell from MNP to discusses personal insolvency options such as bankruptcy and consumer proposals.
Todd Veinotte and Clinton Wilkins discuss the return of high-ratio insured refinances, the importance of timing refinances during renewals and the complexities involved, such as zoning and financial incentives.
Todd Veinotte and Clinton Wilkins discuss the challenges of home ownership and financial planning in the context of rising costs and inflation.
Dan Ahlstrand and Clinton Wilkins are joined by Mario Cloutier of Manulife to discuss the importance of risk insurance for home additions, creditor insurance, and the importance of financial literacy.
Dan Ahlstrand and Clinton Wilkins are joined by Mario Cloutier of Manulife as they chat about the need for life and disability insurance, especially when young, to protect against financial risks. As well, talking questions for the listeners.
Dan Ahlstrand and Clinton Wilkins are joined by Mario Cloutier of Manulife to discuss the importance of financial protection, challenges with underinsurance and how to get proper advice on insurance.
Dan Ahlstrand and Clinton Wilkins talk about the importance of Financial Literacy Month, understanding finances beyond just bank balances, and predictions for home purchase prices going into 2025.
Dan Ahlstrand and Clinton Wilkins discuss the changing landscape of income and housing in Nova Scotia. They focus on the recent federal government announcements allowing up to 90% home equity borrowing for secondary suites.
Chris Johnson from Sagen joins us on Mortgage 101 to discuss the importance of high-ratio mortgage insurance, which allows buyers to access homeownership with as little as 5% down, making it more affordable for Canadians.