Refinancing in the age of COVID-19
Approximately 68% of Canadian adults are becoming nervous about their ability to pay their bills and loans in the wake of the recent pandemic, according
Approximately 68% of Canadian adults are becoming nervous about their ability to pay their bills and loans in the wake of the recent pandemic, according
Data from Equifax shows that mortgage delinquencies in Canada declined in Q4 2019. Delinquencies are largely about liquidity. If someone can’t pay their mortgage, they
In Vancouver, the amount of homes for sale have declined quite a bit since the pandemic began. But, the houses that are for sale already
Unemployment is surging in Canada because of the coronavirus pandemic, and as a result the lessened buying power is shrinking Canada’s markets. Unemployment is rising
Despite the coronavirus pandemic and subsequent lockdown, signs show that the Canadian mortgage market is actually on the rise right now. However, projections show that
During the current coronavirus pandemic, many people throughout the world are experiencing difficulties when it comes to finances. There are things that we can do
Due to the coronavirus, there are predictions that sellers will lose a lot of their home value during the next few months. This means that
Even after the coronavirus pandemic recedes, the Bank of Nova Scotia does not think that things will truly go back to the way they were.
A new program has been put into place to help out small businesses in Canada that are struggling with rent because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Even though home sales are declining because of the coronavirus, the news isn’t all bad. The good thing is that both supply and demand are