Tag Archives: mortgage rates

The Burn Your Mortgage Podcast: Hope is Not Lost for Homeownership – Creative Options for First-Time Homebuyers with Alex Kjorven

In my interview with Alex, we discuss barriers to homeownership, shared Equity to break into the market, co-owning the home with an investor.

The Build Wealth Canada Podcast: How to Save Money on Your Mortgage + 2024 Housing & Interest Rate Update

With inflation slowing down here in Canada, we are starting to hear talks about the Bank of Canada no longer planning to increase our interest rates, or maybe even lowering them.

Fixed vs Variable Rate Mortgages: Some Surprising Benefits You May Not Be Aware Of

Are you trying to decide between a fixed and variable rate mortgage? Then you’re watching the right video!

Mortgage Renewal Shock: 3 Easy Ways to Lower Your Mortgage Payment

Is your mortgage coming up for renewal? Then this is the video for you!

The Build Wealth Canada Podcast: Paying Less in Interest, Getting the Right Mortgage (New or Renewal), Handling the Higher Interest Rates in Canada

With the multiple interest rate hikes that we’ve been experiencing here in Canada, many Canadians have seen their monthly cashflow take a hit, whether it’s because you have a variable rate mortgage, a line of credit, or other forms of debt.

So what are your options if you’re paying more than you’d like on your interest payments, or maybe you have that mortgage coming up for renewal and you’re going to have to make that multi-thousand dollar decision on how you’re going to proceed?

The Build Wealth Canada Podcast: Rising Interest Rates, New Mortgage Rules, and Variable vs Fixed Mortgages in Canada for 2023

With the significant increase in interest rates over the past year, and with home buying and selling season right around the corner, I thought it would be great to go over the implications of this higher interest rate environment that we’re in.

The Build Wealth Canada Podcast: Rising Mortgage Interest Rates & Real Estate Update

With fixed mortgage rates finally beginning to increase in Canada, many Canadians are wondering whether they should be locking in their mortgage rate in case interest rates continue to climb.