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We keep our finger on the pulse of the mortgage investment market to provide you with the latest news and trends from our team of experts. Read our blog to get the latest on mortgage investing so you can invest with CMI.

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5 May 2010

More and More Canadians Retiring with Debt

According to a New RBC study, 4 out of 10 Canadians Over 50 Have Retired with Debt. My parents recently sold their house and moved five hours south just to be closer to their grandkids.

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4 May 2010
Top 4 Home Renovations That Ad Value to Your Property

When it Comes to Home Renovations Spend Your Money on Items That Will Add Value to Your Property. So, you’ve recently bought a house, you’re looking at a fixer-upper, or are contemplating selling the home you already own and either up- or down-sizing.

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3 May 2010
Mortgage Battle of the Sexes

Do Banks Stereotype Messages in the Mortgage Battle of the Sexes? I wrote quite recently about a study that Genworth Financial recently did regarding the differences between men and women and mortgages.

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30 April 2010
Understanding Mortgage Terms to Make an Informed Decision

Understanding Mortgage Terms Will Help You Make Better Financial Decisions When it Comes Refinancing. It’s starting to feel a little like doomsday around here. We knew that the Bank of Canada was going to raise mortgage rates.

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30 April 2010
Lower Rate Hikes on the Way?

Mild Inflation Could Lead to Lower Rate Hikes by June. At its most recent regular monetary policy meeting, the Bank of Canada said that it would keep its historically low interest rate of 0.25 per cent.

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29 April 2010
New Lending Rules Take Effect – Time to Break Out the Adult Beverage

With the New Lending Rules Taking Effect, ‘Sky is Falling’ Mentality Takes Ove the Canadian Consumer. Should I lock into a fixed rate, should I switch to a variable rate, should I break my current contract to get something now?

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29 April 2010
CMHC Decides Not to Insure Mortgages in the Northlands

The CMHC Has Decided that Insuring Mortgages in the Northlands is No Longer Warranted.
While in this blog I’ve frequently discussed Vancouver and Toronto, the expensive places to live in Canada, it is sometimes easy to neglect that this is a large and expansive country and that there are many other places that are expensive to live in for many reasons.

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