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How Is Your Mortgage Registered? Understanding Standard vs. Collateral Mortgage Charges

When securing a mortgage, most homeowners focus on interest rates and payment terms. However, how your mortgage is registered on the title of your home can have long-term financial implications. At Canadian Mortgage Professionals, we believe informed homeowners make better financial decisions. Let’s break down the key differences between Standard and Collateral Mortgage Charges and…

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Why Work with a Calgary Mortgage Broker Instead of a Bank?

When it comes to securing a mortgage, one of the biggest decisions you’ll make is choosing between working with a mortgage broker or going directly to a bank. While both options can help you finance your dream home, there are distinct advantages to working with a Calgary-based mortgage broker, especially if you’re looking for personalized…

Yearly Mortgage Review

As we embrace the opportunities of the new year, our team at Canadian Mortgage Professionals is here to ensure your mortgage works as hard as you do. A yearly mortgage review can make all the difference in reaching your financial goals. Here’s why: Re-Evaluate Your Mortgage Rate Mortgage rates can fluctuate significantly, and market trends…

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Understanding the Consequences of Missing a Mortgage Payment: A Guide for Canadian Homeowners

With the rising cost of living and inflation affecting households across Canada, many homeowners are finding it harder to stay on top of their mortgage payments. Essential expenses like groceries, utilities, and transportation now consume a larger share of monthly budgets, leaving less room for financial flexibility. This economic pressure has made missed mortgage payments…

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Add a Secondary Suite with an Insured Refinance

Expanding Housing Options with New Mortgage Rules   The federal government has introduced a mortgage rule change designed to increase access to home equity funds, making it easier for homeowners to finance the addition of secondary suites. These refinances, previously unavailable since 2016, are back and aim to help Canadians cover the costs of building…