The Mortgage Wellness Group
201 Front Street N, Suite 1401 N7T 7T9 Sarnia, ON, Canada

We know that buying a home and moving can be a very stressful time! It’s our absolute pleasure to help ease this transition and work with you to help achieve your homebuying goals.

Wishing everyone a safe, happy & healthy holiday season!

What does it mean to cosign a mortgage? Read the article here: www.ratehub.ca/blog/co-signing-a-mortgage/

Visit the CMHC website to learn more: www.cmhc-schl.gc.ca/

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Here for you every step of the way! Thank you for your ongoing support

With many Canadians working from home this year, you may be able to claim what’s called the workspace-in-the-home deduction. Those who qualify can deduct part of the costs of their workspace, like rent, electricity, heating, maintenance and home insurance. Here’s a rundown of where the rules stand today and what you can claim at tax time next spring: moneywise.ca/a/working-from-home-how-to-claim-on-your-taxes

Looking for a list of things to do before buying a house? Read about this first time home buyers journey and tips for purchasing your first home: https://moneywise.ca/a/five-things-to-do-before-buying-a-ho

A bridge loan is a tool used to help borrowers when the closing date for the home being purchased is before the closing date of the home being sold, leaving the borrower without a down payment for the new home because it’s tied up in equity.

Do you love pizza? Are you following us on Instagram? Head on over to our Instagram and check out our latest post to enter into our mortgage trivia contest.... Winner receives a $50 Giftcard to Giresi's Pizza Contest ends Friday!

Keep track of your spending! Read these simple steps you can take to stay on top of your spending and build up your savings: www.ratehub.ca/blog/tips-for-sticking-to-a-budget/

Is now a good time to act on lower interest rates? Here's what the experts have to say to Canadians still waiting for better.: moneywise.ca/a/how-low-can-todays-mortgage-rates-possibly-go