
Mortgage fund investing in Canada: A guide for investors
More and more investors are looking into mortgage investment funds. This is particularly true because the housing industry is one of the main drivers of Canada’s economy and has outperformed many other investment classes. Whether you are a new investor or have been shopping around for alternative investments to add to your portfolio, investing in…
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RRSP Investments and the benefits of compounding rates of return (DRIP)
Saving for retirement is a top financial goal for many Canadians. With powerful tax advantages, Registered Retirement Savings Plans (RRSP) are perhaps the most important component of any retirement plan. An RRSP not only enables you to save up for retirement, tax deferred, but also allows you to earn tax-sheltered investment income like interest and…
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The Mortgage Investment Corporation (MIC): A Canadian investor guide
Do you want to invest in the real estate market while achieving consistent and stable yields? A Mortgage Investment Corporation (MIC) is one passive investment vehicle many savvy investors add to their portfolio for an investment into the Canadian housing market without having to invest large amounts. While the major players in the mortgage lending…
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An investor’s guide to the Ontario Securities Commission (OSC)
The best way to protect your money is to be a well-informed investor. Whether you already have a financial adviser or you invest on your own, it is highly advisable to study and research more about an investment before buying. Protecting your investment is a top priority, and you want to ensure you meet all…
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The Importance of Alternative Investments to Canadians
What Are Alternative Investments? Offering different values and rate of returns, alternative investments are complex non-traditional investment assets that do not fall under stocks, bonds, and cash. They can be in the form of tangible assets such as equity, real estate, hedge funds, and financial derivatives, or personal possessions like precious metals, antiques, wines, coins,…
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A Comprehensive Guide on How To Get A Mortgage In Canada
A mortgage is a legal agreement between a mortgage lender and mortgage borrower, where the former lends money to the latter at flexible terms. It has a cost determined using current industry rates. According to the Financial Consumer Agency of Canada, your mortgage payments will first cover for the loan’s interest as well as taxes…
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Mortgage Broker Vs. Bank: What Canadians Need To Know
Mortgage Broker Vs. Bank Mortgage brokers are real estate experts acting as middlemen for borrowers and investors. They arrange convenient house financing options for mortgage loan borrowers and supervise the overall mortgage process such as gathering requirements and checking the financial standing of the home buyer. The broker then submits the documents for underwriting. Their…
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