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Lucia Gugliuzzi AMP, Mortgage Broker Dominion Lending Centres
Posted by: | CommentsWelcome to mortgage Shopper Canada’s blog. My name is Lucia Gugliuzzi and I’m an Accredited Mortgage Professional (AMP). This means I am dedicated and trained to work in a professional manner for your best interest, not the lenders. I have access to over 90 lenders including the Major Banks, credit Unions and Trust Companies such as Scotia Bank, TD Canada Trust and ING Direct just to name a few. I also work with many Private Lenders.
I can help you find the home of your dreams. Call or email me today with your questions on getting the best rates, home ownership, debt consolidation, refinancing, mortgage renewals or any other questions you might have about mortgages. Visit my new website www.YourMortgageConsultant.ca for more information on Canada Mortgages, updated mortgage rates and mortgage calculators.
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Lucia Gugliuzzi AMP
Accredited Mortgage Professional
Dominion Lending Centres
Phone: 1-866-285-3972
Rates & Mortgage New: How To Stop Foreclosure – 3 Legitimate Solutions
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Bank of Canada holds firm on Prime
Posted by: | CommentsAs expected, the Bank of Canada recommitted yesterday to leaving its benchmark interest rate at a record low of 0.25% through to the middle of next year.
The central bank is taking a brighter view of the economy, citing stronger-than-expected household spending. Policymakers said that Canada’s GDP would shrink 2.3% this year, compared with an earlier estimate in April that the economy would contract 3%. GDP will expand 3%, compared with an earlier call for growth of 2.5% next year, the BoC said in its latest policy statement.
The revisions reflect what the central bank said are “increasing signs that economic activity has begun to expand in many countries in response to monetary and fiscal policy stimulus and measures to stabilize the global financial system.”
Still, the BoC called the recovery “nascent” and emphasized that “effective and resolute policy implementation remains critical to sustained global growth.”
Canadian retail sales rose much more than expected in May after a surprise drop the previous month, Statistics Canada said today.
Sales increased 1.2% during the month to $34 billion, with gains in seven of eight sectors, led by a 2.4% increase in automotive products, the federal agency said.
“Retail sales have been generally rising since the beginning of 2009,” Statistics Canada said.
Most economists had expected sales to rise by just 0.5% in May after a 0.6% decline in April. – Financial Post
Keeping you posted with Thanks,
Jonathan M. H. Silveira
mortgage Broker
Phone: 1-800-662-7757
Cell: 1-778-861-5467
Fax: 1-866-533-4261
Email: jsilveira@dominionlending.ca
Website: http://www.JonathanSilveira.ca
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Saskatchewan Mortgages and Home Loan
Posted by: | CommentsSaskatoon mortgage: The world’s largest publicly traded uranium company, Cameco, and the world’s largest potash producer, PotashCorp, have corporate headquarters in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. Nearly two-thirds of the world’s recoverable potash reserves are located in the Saskatoon region.[1] Uranium plays an important role in Saskatoon’s economy, with the city also hosting AREVA NC Canadian headquarters (a subsidiary of France-based AREVA). Many medium-sized mining companies also have their head office or regional offices in Saskatoon, such as Shore Gold, Denison Mines, Great West Exploration, and Claude Resources. Recently, layoffs in Saskatoon area Potash have neared 2,000 to add to hundreds each layoffs in oil and gas, uranium and gold/diamonds. With such rich resources and vast assets, home ownership is a natural next step.
Saskatoon is one of Canada’s most affordable cities and homeowners’ costs range around the fourth lowest among Canadian cities. Saskatoon homeowners pay only 1/5th of their pre-tax household income on housing while the national average is almost 1/3rd. This makes for an attractive mortgage and home ownership environment.
Mortgage lenders tend to consider the Saskatoon Mortgage market as quite good and many lenders will consider doing a Saskatoon Mortgage. Contact a Mortgage Shopper Canada mortgage broker to help answer any questions on mortgage qualifications and funding.
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