21Aug2014 Separation Anxiety: How to Deal with a Joint Mortgage Loan in the Event of a Divorce CBC National Bank Home Mortgage Tips 0 Comment During the course of a marriage, it is common for the couple to acquire property together. In this article we’ll share a few tips on how to deal with a joint mortgage loan in the event of a divorce.
14Aug2014 Can’t Get Pre-Approved for a Mortgage? Here Are Three Tips to Try to Get a Mortgage Approval CBC National Bank Home Mortgage Tips 0 Comment Few people in the world can afford to pay the entire cost of a new home upfront, which is why banks and other financial institutions offer mortgages. If you are having trouble getting approved for a mortgage, try using these easy tips.
12Aug2014 Five Tips for Managing Your Monthly Budget to Ensure Your Mortgage is Paid On-Time, Every Time CBC National Bank Home Mortgage Tips 0 Comment Homeowners who are struggling to make their monthly mortgage payments can make it easier on themselves by cutting costs in other areas. Learning how to budget effectively will likely enable homeowners to pay their mortgage payments on-time, every time.
24Jul2014 Can One Missed Mortgage Payment Affect Your Credit Rating? Yes! Here’s What to Do if You Miss One CBC National Bank Home Mortgage Tips 0 Comment Most people don’t know whether or not a single missed mortgage payment can have serious consequences for their credit score.
15Jul2014 Three Ways That Your Credit Score Affects Your Mortgage (and Your Chance of Obtaining One!) CBC National Bank Home Buyer Tips 0 Comment Credit scores control so much of what we do in the world of finances, but what does your credit score really have to do with your mortgage? Here are three ways that your credit score could impact your mortgage application.
25Jun2014 Starting to Shop for a Mortgage? How to Assess Your ‘Debt-to-Income Ratio’ and Why This Number Matters CBC National Bank Home Mortgage Tips 0 Comment For those who are looking to get a mortgage, the most important factor for having a mortgage application approved is the debt-to-income ratio of the borrower.