New Study Reaffirms Benefits of Home-ownership
Matrix Mortgage Global – New Study Reaffirms Benefits of Home-ownership If you are wondering whether you’d be better off owning a home or continuing to rent, the data is in. According
Rent-to-Own Becoming a More Popular Choice for Canadians
Matrix Mortgage Global – Rent-to-Own Becoming a More Popular Choice for Canadians While fairly common in the U.S., rent to own agreements are much less familiar to Canadians. Recently however,
Your Questions About Bridge Financing Answered
Matrix Mortgage Global – Your Questions About Bridge Financing Answered Bridge financing is a solution for those who wish to purchase a new home before their old one has sold.
Is Refinancing a Good Strategy for Paying of Debt?
Matrix Mortgage Global – Is Refinancing a Good Strategy for Paying of Debt? Many Canadians today are facing crisis levels of consumer debt. If you and your household are in
CMHC Looking for Solution to Stop Canadians from Exaggerating Their Incomes on Mortgage Applications
Matrix Mortgage Global – CMHC Looking for Solution to Stop Canadians from Exaggerating Their Incomes on Mortgage Applications The Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) has long been citing concerns
Is a Reverse Mortgage the Right Product for Me?
Matrix Mortgage Global – Is a Reverse Mortgage the Right Product for Me? Many Canadians aged 55 and older take advantage of a financial product called a reverse mortgage in
Threats of Trade War Won’t Keep Interest Rates Down
Matrix Mortgage Global – Threats of Trade War Won’t Keep Interest Rates Down If you have spent any time shopping for a mortgage lately, you know that interest rates are
How can you use the money from a second mortgage?
Matrix Mortgage Global: How can you use the money from a second mortgage? If you are looking to borrow a large sum of money and you have built up equity
Are you paying too much on your mortgage?
Matrix Mortgage Global – Are you paying too much on your mortgage? Close to a quarter of Canadians may be paying higher rates on their mortgages than they need to,