With the housing market and interest rates always changing, it's important to stay informed. This article breaks down the benefits and reasons behind refinancing in a way that's easy to understand and apply to your own situation.

Many people don't start looking into life insurance until later in life, but there are some great reasons to consider it earlier. The article is a quick and easy read, meant to simplify the ideas to save you time and give you the info you need.

The holidays will be a quiet time for the real estate market, but the new year will be a time of renewed focus on people’s goals, and it’s important to be prepared. First-time buyers should get ahead of the spring rush and get a head start if they want to be successful in 2024. This week, we’ve gathered up some of the most helpful information there is for first-time buyers in Ontario. It’s a concentrated dose of the key things that people often miss.

At this time of year, it can be hard to imagine anything like saving for the future or putting money away for the next generation. Trust me, we'll all be ready for a fresh start by January. This week's article is all about financial balance for new parents. This is a must-read if you or someone close to you has young children.

If you, or someone you know may be looking at a new career in 2024 then you should check out the newest article below. For anyone trying to make some decisions on how to put away funds while we still have some time for the RRSP deadline, take a look at the short video below: TFSA or RRSP

Today, we're diving into a crucial topic in our newsletter – mortgages. Choosing a mortgage broker is a big decision, and working with the wrong one can lead to unnecessary stress and financial strain.

This week’s news is more of the same around Bank of Canada interest rates. The governor was in New Brunswick this past Wednesday told an audience that a sluggish economy, set to continue well into 2024, was likely to exert further downward pressure on inflation in the coming months. Bottom line, he believes that we’re at the end of the rate hikes. This news isn’t much surprise though, since so much of the news is focused on how quickly rates will come back down. We should expect things to move slowly over the next couple of years. Too fast, and we’ll ignite the housing market all over again.