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Stop Foreclosure – What Is a Notice of Sale and Statement of Claim?

To stop foreclosure on your home you need to know what a notice of sale and statement of claim is. Although the housing market is booming in Canada, there lies a problem of impending foreclosures. There are many reasons for...

August 3, 2021

Mortgage

Ultimate Guide to Lowering High-Interest Debt: Mortgage Refinancing

This is your ultimate guide to lowering high-Interest debt with refinancing your mortgage. Due to the harsh economic conditions caused by the pandemic, you’re looking for ways you can lower your expenses. If you can get rid of high-interest debts,...

July 27, 2021

Mortgage

Why You May Need A High-Risk Mortgage Lender in Ontario

If you refinancing or purchasing a home, know why you may need a high-risk mortgage lender in Ontario. A high-risk borrower is someone that creditors or lenders consider as likely to default on his loan or mortgage. One of the...

July 20, 2021

Home Equity Loan

How To Stop Power of Sale in Canada

How To Stop Power of Sale in Canada. If you’re facing a power of sale, then you need all the information you can get. You need to know the laws, and what steps you can take. Stopping foreclosure in Canada is...

July 13, 2021

Emergency Debt Consolidation Loans: 7 Positive Benefits

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Emergency Debt Consolidation Loans: 7 Positive Benefits

When you’re drowning in debt and struggling to pay your mortgage, emergency debt consolidation loans can feel like a lifeline. With inflation and the rising cost of living in 2025, more Canadian homeowners are turning to their home equity to...

July 6, 2021

Use My Home’s Equity for Kitchen Renovations

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Use My Home’s Equity for Kitchen Renovations

If you’ve been agonizing over a home upgrade you’ve come to the right place to learn how to use your home’s equity for kitchen renovations. The average amount people in Ontario spend to remodel their kitchens is around $25,593. If your...

June 29, 2021

Mortgage

Buying A House With Bad Credit

Buying a house with bad credit in Canada can seem like a daunting task especially if you’ve been turned down by your bank. When life’s obstacles get in your way, whether it’s a sickness, loss of employment, a worldwide pandemic,...

June 22, 2021

What Homeowners Should Know About CRA and Tax Arrears Solutions

Finance

What Homeowners Should Know About CRA and Tax Arrears Solutions

What homeowners should know about Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) tax arrears solutions. Many Canadians find at some point in their lives that they have to pay back taxes. If you’ve filed your returns properly, it’s not illegal to owe the CRA...

June 15, 2021

How to Heal Your Credit by Refinancing to Consolidate Debts

Mortgage

How to Heal Your Credit by Refinancing to Consolidate Debts

An average Canadian may owe about $23,035 in non-mortgage debts which means refinancing to consolidate debt may make sense. The higher interest rates from unsecured debt are one of the reasons why some Canadians have bad credit. Fortunately, there is a...

June 8, 2021