3 tips to grow your mortgage broker business
3 tips to grow your mortgage broker business
Here's three tips that you can check to start growing your mortgage broker business, as well as five mistakes to avoid.
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Here's three tips that you can check to start growing your mortgage broker business, as well as five mistakes to avoid.
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Here's three tips that you can check to start growing your mortgage broker business, as well as five mistakes to avoid.
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The Big 6 banks have raised their expectations for Bank of Canada rate hikes, with most expecting another 125 to 150 basis points in tightening by the end of the year.
The Big 6 banks have raised their expectations for Bank of Canada rate hikes, with most expecting another 125 to 150 basis points in tightening by the end of the year.
Notwithstanding some additional rate hikes last week, fixed mortgage rates have seemingly plateaued following a stellar run-up over the past several months.
Notwithstanding some additional rate hikes last week, fixed mortgage rates have seemingly plateaued following a stellar run-up over the past several months.
Mortgage brokers wear many hats. Broker? Check. Late-night financial counsellor to stressed-out homebuyers? Yep. Small business owner? Absolutely. Social media manager? These days, yes. How is it possible for a single mortgage broker to excel in every aspect of the job, let alone stay on top of them in today’s fast-paced lifestyle? Some of the country’s top experts provided some insight and know-how to attendees at the National Mortgage Conference held recently in Vancouver. They all shared...
Mortgage brokers wear many hats. Broker? Check. Late-night financial counsellor to stressed-out homebuyers? Yep. Small business owner? Absolutely. Social media manager? These days, yes. How is it possible for a single mortgage broker to excel in every aspect of the job, let alone stay on top of them in today’s fast-paced lifestyle? Some of the country’s top experts provided some insight and know-how to attendees at the National Mortgage Conference held recently in Vancouver. They all shared...
The largest residential mortgage lender in the U.S. is about to enter the Canadian mortgage market. Rocket Mortgage U.S. announced today that it will officially begin doing business across Canada under the brand Rocket Mortgage starting August 8. It will do so through a rebrand of Ontario-based digital mortgage brokerage Edison Financial. The company says its mission will be to “revolutionize” the Canadian mortgage industry with an emphasis on “harnessing technology to simplify the home l...
The largest residential mortgage lender in the U.S. is about to enter the Canadian mortgage market. Rocket Mortgage U.S. announced today that it will officially begin doing business across Canada under the brand Rocket Mortgage starting August 8. It will do so through a rebrand of Ontario-based digital mortgage brokerage Edison Financial. The company says its mission will be to “revolutionize” the Canadian mortgage industry with an emphasis on “harnessing technology to simplify the home l...
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Fixed mortgage rates are expected to take another step up next week, pushing some 5-year fixed mortgages into 6% territory. Five-year fixed mortgage rates typically follow the Government of Canada 5-year bond yield, which surged more than 40 basis points over the course of the week—briefly reaching a 14-year high on Friday—before retracing some of the gains. Why are bond yields rising? According to Ryan Sims, a mortgage broker with TMG The Mortgage Group and a former investment banker, mar...
Fixed mortgage rates are expected to take another step up next week, pushing some 5-year fixed mortgages into 6% territory. Five-year fixed mortgage rates typically follow the Government of Canada 5-year bond yield, which surged more than 40 basis points over the course of the week—briefly reaching a 14-year high on Friday—before retracing some of the gains. Why are bond yields rising? According to Ryan Sims, a mortgage broker with TMG The Mortgage Group and a former investment banker, mar...
Earlier this month, the Bank of England scrapped its mortgage affordability stress test. With mortgage rates now north of 4% and 5%, and presumably approaching their peak for this rate-hike cycle, some are wondering if changes to Canada’s stress test are overdue. The stress test’s history The mortgage stress test requires both insured and uninsured mortgage borrowers to prove they can meet monthly mortgage payments based on a rate of 5.25% or two percentage points higher than their contract...
Earlier this month, the Bank of England scrapped its mortgage affordability stress test. With mortgage rates now north of 4% and 5%, and presumably approaching their peak for this rate-hike cycle, some are wondering if changes to Canada’s stress test are overdue. The stress test’s history The mortgage stress test requires both insured and uninsured mortgage borrowers to prove they can meet monthly mortgage payments based on a rate of 5.25% or two percentage points higher than their contract...
The odds of the Bank of Canada joining the “75-bps club” grew on Monday following the release of two Bank surveys that show inflation expectations on the rise. The BoC’s Business Outlook Survey and its Canadian Survey of Consumer Expectations, both released Monday, show consumers and businesses alike expect high inflation to persist longer than previously thought. Among businesses, the average expected wage increase climbed to a survey-high level. Nearly half of firms anticipate their wa...
The odds of the Bank of Canada joining the “75-bps club” grew on Monday following the release of two Bank surveys that show inflation expectations on the rise. The BoC’s Business Outlook Survey and its Canadian Survey of Consumer Expectations, both released Monday, show consumers and businesses alike expect high inflation to persist longer than previously thought. Among businesses, the average expected wage increase climbed to a survey-high level. Nearly half of firms anticipate their wa...
National Bank of Canada, the smallest of the Big 6 banks, reported third-quarter earnings in line with market expectations. The bank’s executive team said its real estate-secured lending portfolio (i.e. mortgages and home equity lines of credit), performed well in the quarter, but that a slowdown is imminent in the coming quarters due to rising interest rates. “While higher rates have already impacted the housing market through lower volumes and prices, the resilience in our RESL portfolio...
National Bank of Canada, the smallest of the Big 6 banks, reported third-quarter earnings in line with market expectations. The bank’s executive team said its real estate-secured lending portfolio (i.e. mortgages and home equity lines of credit), performed well in the quarter, but that a slowdown is imminent in the coming quarters due to rising interest rates. “While higher rates have already impacted the housing market through lower volumes and prices, the resilience in our RESL portfolio...