
Jared Lindzon
Jared Lindzon


Bank of Canada expected to hold rates steady Wednesday as economy outperforms
Just days ago, the Bank of Canada appeared poised to resume cutting interest rates. But stronger-than-expected GDP data released Friday may have changed the outlook.

More Canadians are relying on gifts and co-signers to buy a home: CMHC
More first-time homebuyers are entering the market—and doing so more quickly—but many are increasingly relying on gifts and other forms of financial assistance.

Why Canadian fixed mortgage rates are rising again
After briefly dipping below 4%, most five-year fixed mortgage rates at Canada’s major banks are back above the 4% mark, and could stay elevated for the foreseeable future, experts say.

TMG taps next generation of leaders as it marks 35 years in business
TMG The Mortgage Group is undergoing a series of leadership changes as it continues to focus on innovation and championing the brokerage channel.

BMO’s mortgage rule change sends a signal about growing economic risks
The Bank of Montreal (BMO) caused some panic last week when it announced the tightening of its mortgage requirements for self-employed workers in the steel and aluminum sectors.

With prepayment penalties surging, game-changing new tool helps borrowers weigh their options
As prepayment penalties climb, many borrowers are left in the dark about the true cost of breaking their mortgage. Now, a first-of-its-kind tool is bringing much-needed transparency, helping borrowers and brokers assess whether making a move could lead to significant savings.

Three big banks cut mortgage rates this week, one drops 5-year fixed to 3.99%
Following dramatic swings in the bond market—and broader economic uncertainty sparked by President Donald Trump’s tariff threats—three of Canada’s big banks have slashed their fixed mortgage rates this week.

Ontario’s housing market reset: New data reveals shifting buyer trends and investor pullback
Ontario’s housing market has been characterized by extremes in recent years, and some new data paints perhaps the clearest picture yet of how the market has shifted.

Canada in a ‘per-capita’ recession, but recovery near: CIBC’s Tal
The bad news is Canada is in a recession and facing a period of unprecedented uncertainty. The good news is that the pain will be short lived, and the country is positioned to emerge in a strong position.
