23 Nov

How to Talk to Your Kids about Finances.

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Posted by: Deb Kitchen

How to Talk to Your Kids about Finances. Financial independence is a critical skill for future success that your children will not learn anywhere else. Not only does financial literacy help your children have more success in life, but it allows them to move out sooner and it avoids delaying your retirement with additional expenses […]

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28 Sep

Choosing Your Ideal Payment Frequency.

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Posted by: Deb Kitchen

Choosing Your Ideal Payment Frequency. Your payment schedule is the frequency that you make mortgage payments and ranges from monthly to bi-monthly, bi-weekly, accelerated bi-weekly or even weekly payments. Below is a quick overview of what each of these payment frequencies mean: Monthly Payments: A monthly payment is simply a single large payment, paid once per […]

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9 Sep

5 Steps to Getting a Mortgage.

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Posted by: Deb Kitchen

5 Steps to Getting a Mortgage. While the mortgage process can be daunting, we have broken it down into 5 easy steps to help you get started! Plus, a DLC mortgage expert is happy to help guide you every step of the way so it is even easier to make your dreams of home ownership […]

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9 Sep

Converting Your Basement to an Income Suite.

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Posted by: Deb Kitchen

Converting Your Basement to an Income Suite. With the current interest rates and economic scenarios, many Canadians may be looking for ways to bring in some extra cash. One option for this is to put your home equity to work and consider renovating your basement into a legal income suite! You can do this by […]

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9 Sep

What is Mortgage Portability?

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Posted by: Deb Kitchen

Mortgage Portability. When it comes to getting a mortgage, one of the more overlooked elements is the option to be able to port the loan down the line. Porting your mortgage is an option within your mortgage agreement, which enables you to move to another property without having to lose your existing interest rate, mortgage […]

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2 Sep

It’s Time to Crush Your Credit Card Blues.

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Posted by: Deb Kitchen

It’s Time to Crush Your Credit Card Blues. Although credit cards interest rates have not been affected by the recent surge in the prime lending rate, the fact remains that credit card debt is usually the most expensive debt you can have. The average is around 20% and even the so-called ‘low interest’ cards carry […]

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2 Sep

How to Talk to Your Kids about Finances.

General

Posted by: Deb Kitchen

How to Talk to Your Kids about Finances. Financial independence is a critical skill for future success that your children will not learn anywhere else. Not only does financial literacy help your children have more success in life, but it allows them to move out sooner and it avoids delaying your retirement with additional expenses […]

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