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Canada Mortgage-Business loans: Mortgage-Interest Deduction

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On Tuesday, November 24, 2009. It has been referred to as an American birthright, the most sacred tax break. Something so sacrosanct that the mere thought of tampering with it was unpatriotic. Have long coveted our southern neighbour's beloved mortgage-interest deduction. Which permits U.S. homeowners to deduct their mortgage interest from their income for tax purposes. In it, Dr. Ventry traces the history of the U.S. mortgage-interest deduction "from accident to birthright, from one of many ...He also i...

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Canada Mortgage-Business loans: Tighter Mortgage Rules

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On Thursday, January 7, 2010. Tightening mortgage eligibility rules to prevent a housing bubble. May not be such a bad idea, says the founder of Canada’s largest homebuilding company. 8220;Housing is meant to shelter. Secondly, it is an investment,” Peter Gilgan, chief executive officer of Mattamy Homes, told a luncheon at Wilfrid Laurier University Wednesday. To ensure that homeowners don’t face huge bills if interest rates. As for the province’s recent law establishing greenbelts around urban are...

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Canada Mortgage-Business loans: November 2009

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On Tuesday, November 24, 2009. It has been referred to as an American birthright, the most sacred tax break. Something so sacrosanct that the mere thought of tampering with it was unpatriotic. Have long coveted our southern neighbour's beloved mortgage-interest deduction. Which permits U.S. homeowners to deduct their mortgage interest from their income for tax purposes. In it, Dr. Ventry traces the history of the U.S. mortgage-interest deduction "from accident to birthright, from one of many ...He also i...

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Canada Mortgage-Business loans: Quebec Home Improvement And Renovation Tax Credit (HRTC)

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Quebec Home Improvement And Renovation Tax Credit (HRTC). On Tuesday, November 3, 2009. Labels: Ministère des finances. If you meet certain eligibility requirements, you may be entitled to a refundable tax credit. For the 2009 taxation year for expenses incurred under a residential renovation agreement entered into in 2009 for home improvements or renovations. Is equal to 20% of the eligible expenses in excess of $7,500. The maximum amount of eligible expenses is $20,000 for a maximum credit of $2,500.

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Canada Mortgage-Business loans: July 2009

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Record For Resale Housing. On Thursday, July 30, 2009. As Canada drives through one of the worst recessions. In more than 70 years, the Hamilton- Burlington area reported June as being the highest selling month in local real estate. 8220;June marked the sixth straight month of increased sales. The average price of a residential property sold in June went up 1.9 per cent over June of last year to $315,055. 8220;Even 40, 50 years ago we weren’t seeing numbers like this,” he said. “I w...The prime rate affe...

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Canada Mortgage-Business loans: March 2010

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On Wednesday, March 24, 2010. Labels: Canadas housing boom. Will continue this spring as exceptionally low mortgage rates. And the expectation that borrowing costs will soon be headed higher - add a sense of urgency to consumer buying. A Scotiabank global real estate trends. Report released Tuesday predicts most Canadian regions will remain sellers' markets for the first half of the year, as strong demand and rising prices continue. We're looking at once in a lifetime interest rates. From last year's pai...

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Mortgage Watch: New Mortgage Rules

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Your guide to Canada Mortgage. Get The Latest News. Sign up to receive latest news. Frank and Susan Williams bought a house near Hamilton, Ont., this month, they followed a time-honoured tradition of using leveraged financing. With mortgage insurance they only had to put down 5% of the $270,000 purchase price. They went with a closed variable rate at 2.25% and amortized the loan over 35 years. The deal was initiated with a mortgage broker, with Bank of Nova Scotia providing the financing. But while the W...

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Mortgage Watch: Shopping For Mortgage

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Your guide to Canada Mortgage. Get The Latest News. Sign up to receive latest news. The housing industry fired back yesterday at comments from Ottawa that the sector might be overheated with a new report that shows Canadians have become conservative in their mortgage choices. Leaving little chance for delinquencies. The Canadian Association of Accredited Mortgage Professionals. Of those, more than 70% had fixed rates for longer than five years. Shortly after Mr. Carney's remarks, Jim Flaherty, the Mi...

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Mortgage Watch: Shopping for Mortgages

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Your guide to Canada Mortgage. Get The Latest News. Sign up to receive latest news. Stephen Dupuis, chief executive of the Toronto-based Building Industry and Land Development Association, said the study by the mortgage brokerages. Confirms conservatism is still ruling the housing market. He said first-time buyers. The most vulnerable to any change in rates, continue to overwhelmingly get long-term fixed-rate mortgages. Eighty six per cent of these home buyers chose fixed rate mortgages. Among borrowers ...