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Scotiabank’s Mortgage Calculator Application

Scotiabank's Mortgage Calculator Application
Scotiabank released a Mortgage Calculator application for the iPhone on March 27th, 2010. This is Mortgage Calculator is great for those who have begun searching for a new home, or if you are considering refinancing your home. It is good to know how much your mortgage payments will be and what you can afford. With the help of Scotiabank’s easy to use iPhone app, you will be ... Full story
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BMO Adjusts Mortgage Rates

BMO Adjusts Mortgage Rates
BMO Bank of Montreal announced it will be changing it residential mortgage rates; these changes are to take effect as of April 16th, 2010. Despite this recent change in mortgage rates, BMO will continue to offer its popular 5-year fixed low rate mortgage with a maximum 25 year amortization. This rate is ... Full story
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BMO Adjusts Residential Mortgages

BMO Adjusts Residential Mortgages
BMO Bank of Montreal announced on March 9th, 2010 that it will be decreasing its residential mortgage rate; this will take effect as of March 10th, 2010. In addition BMO Bank of Montreal also announced that it will be making it easier for Canadians to be mortgage free sooner with the introduction of the new BMO five ... Full story
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BMO Introduces New Five Year Fixed Rate Mortgage

BMO Introduces New Five Year Fixed Rate Mortgage
BMO Bank of Montreal announced on March 2nd, 2010 that it would be making it easier for Canadians to become mortgage free with the introduction of the new BMO Five Year Fixed Rate Mortgage. The new BMO five year fixed rate mortgage offers the lowest fixed rate for a five year closed term at 3.75%, it also ... Full story
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TD Canada Trust Announces New Special Fixed Rate Mortgage Offers

TD Canada Trust Announces New Special Fixed Rate Mortgage Offers
TD Canada Trust has changed its residential mortgage interest rates and they will take effect as of February 15th 2010. With the many talks of interest rates increasing in the future, more borrowers are looking to lock in a longer term mortgage at a fixed interest rate. To help customers out, TD ... Full story
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