by Cain Daniel | Sep 4, 2015 | Mortgage Brokering, Mortgage Brokering in Ontario, REMIC Blog
Here are some Do’s and Don’ts for advertising your mortgage business When a brokerage is developing policies and procedures that ensure its public relations materials are compliant, it may wish to include some of the following advertising tips from the Competition...
by Cain Daniel | Jul 10, 2015 | Becoming a Mortgage Broker, Mortgage Brokering, Mortgage Brokering in Ontario, REMIC Blog
5 Defects to Avoid in a Contract A contractual defect is a significant flaw in a contract that affects the intention to create a legal relationship, causing the contract to be void or voidable. This type of defect can be caused by:• Misrepresentation• Duress• Undue...
by Cain Daniel | Jul 7, 2015 | Mortgage Brokering, Mortgage Brokering in Ontario, News, REMIC Blog
TD Bank says Canada is in a recession, rate cut likely Government forecasters have underestimated the impact of the oil price decline on the Canadian economy, bank says. READ the story here: Canada in recession, rate cut likely: TD | Toronto Star Mortgage...
by Cain Daniel | Jul 6, 2015 | Mortgage Brokering, Mortgage Brokering in Ontario, News, REMIC Blog
Tighter mortgage controls, identity theft and faster switching are blamed for surge in imposter applications for current accounts Source: Current accounts overtake mortgages as fraud of choice | Money | The Guardian
by Cain Daniel | Jul 3, 2015 | Mortgage Brokering, Mortgage Brokering in Ontario, News, REMIC Blog
Finance Minister Joe Oliver denies that Canada is in the midst of a recession, saying he’s still confident the economy will grow this year. Source: ‘We’re not in a recession’: Finance minister confident in Canadian economy | CTV News
by Cain Daniel | Jun 29, 2015 | Mortage Investments, Mortgage Brokering, Mortgage Brokering in Ontario, News, REMIC Blog
TFSA and Mortgage Investing The TFSA (Tax Free Savings Account) limit increase, based on a 2011 Conservative election promise, is going to be a great boon to those who are in the middle class. Especially those who invest in high yield investment, such as...
