Posts Tagged ‘Personal Finances’

Consider Your Mortgage Check Up In The New Year

Friday, January 1st, 2010

As we have stepped into 2010, consider getting your mortgages check up in the new year to make it sure you have the best mortgage strategy for meeting your goals towards your personal finances.

Ask a personalized mortgage check up from your mortgage consultant to ensure:

  • That your repayment approach suits you mortgage deal, for example with payments structured to maximize mortgage principal reduction,
  • any consumer credit you may have like personal loan, car loan, credit card debt or balances are transferred to a lower interest rate,
  • you have access to the lowest cost funds for renovations, medical, education or other major expenditures.

Contact your mortgage professional right now to learn more about your current mortgage options that could help you save, improve your finances and how to make your home equity work for you.

From all of us at eLoan Canada, we wish you and your family a very happy new year.

Great Saving For The First Time Home buyers

Thursday, April 16th, 2009

Are you ready to buy a home?

Buying a home is exciting but stressful task that most of the people have to gone through at least once in the lifetime. Before making decision to buy a home, this is your responsibility to look into your pocket and the market both because your smooth financial life depends on the right time and your affordability. Are you financially ready to take advantage of this right time to get a title as a home ownership?

Thinking of buying your first home now that rates have gone down? Good news for those getting into the real estate market. The federal budget introduced earlier this year contains new incentives to help first-time home buyers.

  • Closing costs can be a sizable expense when buying a property, and the budget also provides up to $750 in tax relief to help with the purchase of a first home.
  • Under the popular Home Buyer’s Plan, first-time home-buyers will be able to access up to $25,000 or $50,000 per couple from their RRSP (Registered Retirement Savings Plan) for a down payment to purchase or build a qualifying home.. that’s a $5,000 increase.

In my view this is an excellent offer that helps first time homebuyer in making his or her decision easily because it holds maximum savings which could be utilized into other compelling dreams to fulfill while living in will always remind you, your success over your personal finances.

Consult your mortgage professional for the expert advice specific to your case and requirement. Remember, This investment opportunity is so hot that have made every mortgage consultant so versant to provide unbiased mortgage advice to first time homebuyers.