Mortgage 101

In celebration of Financial Literacy Week Clinton Wilkins joins Dan Ahlstrand for a live edition of Mortgage 101. Jim Spitali COO of Sagen, Mario Cloutier Mortgage Creditor Insurance with Manulife and Adrian Schulz President of CENTUM Financial Group also join the show.

On this episode Clinton Wilkins and Dan Ahlstrand kick off Financial Literacy Month with a focus on three main areas that will impact your families finances. Income, credit and assets all factor in on a check of your financial health.

A special edition of Mortgage 101 for October. The year has featured a series of ups and downs, good news and not so good news stories. On this edition we offer a look back of some of the highlights of the show over the last year in a best-of edition.

On this edition Clinton Wilkins and guest host Dan Ahlstrand focus on back to school. What does it mean for students and parents who are looking for housing, and a prediction on what the Bank of Canada may do next with interest rates

In this months edition of Mortgage 101 Clinton and Todd discuss inflation, the bank of Canada, summer refinancing and what’s happening in Halifax’s real estate market.

-Mortgage rates -local housing market -pride in owning a home

In the June edition of the show, Clinton and Todd discuss the recent decision by the Bank of Canada not to adjust interest rates. They will also look at the impact of interest rates on your mortgage and why it's important to talk to your broker.

Lots to talk about this month! Clinton and Todd discuss the result of the federal election, take a close look at the Bank of Canada, and what the HRM real estate market looks like heading into Spring.

Todd and Clinton discuss why, in these troubling economic times, enlisting the help of a mortgage professional is vitally important

As we start to thaw from a cold winter, thoughts turn to spring and this month Clinton Wilkins and Todd Veinotte discuss how to spring into homeownership and why right now may be the perfect time to buy a home or refinance your mortgage