Canadian Housing News
National Bank Financial Group Adjusts the Maximum Amortization of its Mortgage Loans
MONTREAL, QUEBEC--(Marketwire - July 21, 2008) - National Bank Financial Group has announced that it is reducing the maximum amortization on new mortgage loans to 35 years effective immediately.
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Mortgage Alliance/MPH of Canada acquires Meridian Financial Services Ltd.
In an economy and marketplace that has seen Mortgage icons south of the border declare insolvency and others in Canada retreating, there is one Canadian company that is growing and now has increased its Canadian market share presence with the purchase of Meridian Financial Services.
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Northern Saskatchewan communities receive $3 million for new lots
Northern Saskatchewan communities will receive more than $3 million from the provincial government through the Northern Residential Subdivision Program (NRSD) to provide serviced lots to meet higher demands for housing as the province's economy continues to surge.
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Mortgage shakeup on tap
There's so much stuff, but so little time and space. Often, there's a dearth of financial news of import during the summer. This week, it's different. The feds announced a week or so ago that high-ratio mortgages in Canada, the type that are for more than 75% of property value and insured, are being "conservatized". No longer can amortizations exceed 35 years. Gone too is the zero down payment option. Existing mortgages aren't affected by the new rules.
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