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MORTGAGE STRATEGY REVIEW + HOME EQUITY REPORT
You check your cell phone bill every month. When was the last time you reviewed your mortgage?
In a 30-minute mortgage checkup, I’ll show you your true equity position (most people are off by $20K-50K when they guess), compare your rate to current market, and identify whether you’re leaving money on the table.
Whether you’re buying, renewing, refinancing, or just want to know where you stand – you’ll walk away with a Home Equity Report, written recommendations, and clear next steps.
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Fixed Rates Rising, Ontario HST Rebate, Renewal Stress Warning | Mortgage Minute – March 27, 2026
Fixed rates moved up across the board as bond yields climbed to their highest point in roughly a year. Ontario announced a major HST rebate on new construction that starts in five days. And Canada’s top banking regulator issued a pointed warning about renewal stress for a specific group of borrowers.
The Canadian Mortgage Market Didn’t Start With Your Bank
Most people assume their bank is the natural first call for a mortgage. But chartered banks weren’t even allowed to lend on residential mortgages until 1954 – and when they were finally permitted, they largely chose not to bother for over a decade. Here’s the 70-year history of how Canada’s mortgage market actually evolved.
Toronto Prices Down 24%, Renewal Anxiety at an All-Time High, and a $50,000 Rebate Most First-Time Buyers Don’t Know About
Three things happened this week that matter for your mortgage. Toronto home prices are now down 24% from their 2022 peak. A new RBC survey found 58% of homeowners facing renewal in the next two years are worried about making the wrong decision. And the federal GST rebate for first-time buyers on new builds is now live – up to $50,000 back on qualifying properties.