• A BANK THAT MAY NOT BE FAMILIAR TO YOU

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    Categories: Broker , lender , Mortgage , preapproval , Refinance

    Quiz time! Who is the largest non-bank mortgage originator in Canada with over $100 billion dollars in mortgages under administration? Answer – First National Financial Corporation. If you’ve never heard of them before, don’t feel bad. The only way to get a First National mortgage is through the broker channel. They do not have any branches anywhere in Canada. How did First National become #1? Service – First National are fast. They will accept your application, underwrite it and if approved you will get a response within 4 hours. The industry average is 24 hours. Mortgage brokers use First National for…

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  • Bank of Canada Concerned About Trade Risks

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    Categories: bank of canada , Dominion Lending Centres , Dr Shrry Cooper , housing , mortgages , Rates , Refinance

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    The Bank of Canada held rates steady today, as expected, highlighting “trade policy developments” as an “important and growing source of uncertainty for the global and Canadian outlooks.” As the seventh round of NAFTA negotiations commenced in Mexico City, President Trump dropped a bombshell late last week, threatening to impose a 25% tariff on imported steel and a 10% tariff on imported aluminum for national security reasons. The news reverberated around the world, causing U.S. trading partners in Europe to announce potential retaliatory actions quickly. The European Union raised the stakes for Trump by aiming levies on the GOP heartland, saying…

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  • Rates are Rising!

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    Categories: Jencor , Mortgage , Purchases , Rates , Refinance , Rising Rates

    Rates are Rising

    Preserve your Buying Power - Get Pre-Approved now

    Many banks and mortgage lenders have hiked their 5-year fixed rates.
    Jencor still has 2.99% 5-year fixed rates for insured or uninsured purchases,
    refinances and pre-approvals, 90-day rate holds, also a 12-month rate hold
    for new construction properties.

    You Can “Save Money”

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