Blog tagged as Budgeting

Let's say you have a mortgage commitment from a lender, and prior to the closing date, rates change and come down a bit. Today, we will discuss how this change in rates can potentially benefit you and save you some money in interest expense; or how a rate change can affect how much more you cou...

When shopping for a new mortgage, a common source of confusion is the difference between the mortgage term, which is normally 1 to 5 years, and the amortization period, which is normally 25 or 30 years.

The basic explanation for the difference between the two timelines is that the mortgage term is th...

So, let's talk about two types of mortgages: the standard charge mortgage and the collateral charge mortgage. Now, you might be wondering what the difference is between these two, and that's what I'm here to explain. First, let's start with the standard charge mortgage. This type of mortgage is what...

So, have you ever heard of a purchase plus improvements mortgage? It's a pretty interesting concept that can actually help home buyers finance both the purchase of a property and any necessary renovations or improvements. Sounds like a win-win, doesn't it? Well, let's dig into the details and explai...

Managing a mortgage is a journey that requires careful navigation. Mortgage brokers understand the challenges and uncertainties homeowners face when it comes to their mortgage payments. Today's economic climate can be unpredictable, but with the right strategies, you can manage your mortgage effecti...