A few weeks ago I covered the recent mortgage change, where the 10 year fixed mortgage rates are at an all time low. While making a run through of the deals that Red Flag Deals is offering, I came across ING’s 10 year fixed rate mortgage deal. That being said, ING Direct Canada is offering
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Mortgage Change – 10 Year Fixed Mortgage Rates at all time Low
It came to my attention that on January 13th, 2012, ING announced that it would be lowering the rate on its 10 year fixed mortgage to a record low of 3.99%. As it stands, other lenders will be following this and allowing borrowers to access 3.84% through mortgage providers on none other than RateHub. In
Save on your Mortgage in 3 Simple Steps [Infographic]
A lot of us are always looking out to see where we can save money; whether it is saving money through groceries or bringing your own lunch to work, there is always something you can do to minimize your expenses. What a lot of people tend to overlook is that their mortgage is a place
RateHub Announces Lowest 5 Year Variable Mortgage Rate [Infographic]
Mortgage rates have been at historical lows; 5 year variable mortgage rates are among the most popular choices for many homeowners. The big banks easily dominate the market, however there are several smaller financial institutions that not only stand t heir ground with them, but even bring the game to a whole other level. RateHub
Housing Affordability Eroded from Increase in Prices
According to the latest Housing Trends and Affordability report released by RBC Economics Research, Canadian housing affordability has eroded in the first quarter of 2011, just after seeing improvements in the last half of 2010. Home price gains in the majority of Canada’s key markets were the main driver to the decline in housing affordability;
Flaherty: No Major Spending Plans in the next Budget
Finance Minister Jim Flaherty has made it clear that he is determined to erase the budget deficit, which means you should not be expecting big spending programs in the next year’s federal budget. He told the Oakville Chamber of Commerce that we are at the point where it is unnecessary for dangerous and risky spending
Banks Fail at Social Media
Social media is a term that is used to describe the type of media that is based between conversation and the interaction of people online. The media is through digital words, sounds and pictures, which are generally shared through the Internet and the value can be cultural, social or even financial. Twitter and Facebook are











