Steven Hall, Oriana Financial

Historically low interest rates, a limited amount of housing supply and a COVID-19-driven desire for more space are just a few of the factors driving the housing market. It’s not too late to get to make your home ownership dreams happen! Contact me to discuss your options!

We all make mistakes. And this time of year (tax season), people often commit blunders with their registered retirement savings plans. Here is a look at some of the things to watch for.

Some Canadians who received emergency benefits may find they owe tax for 2020, depending on their overall income.

With the new year right around the corner, one of the top things you'll inevitably want to focus on will be your financesespecially after a year like 2020. To help you accomplish that, here is a list of some of the best financial blogs in the space to help make your journey easier, along with a little entertainment along the way.

Whatever changes Covid has caused in your household’s finances, the start of 2021 is an opportune time to rethink your budget and how it should evolve as the pandemic (hopefully) abates over the coming year as vaccines are distributed.

It’s no surprise that many Canadians took on a lot of debt in 2020. If one of your financial resolutions for 2021 is to pay down your debt, refinancing your mortgage may be the solution! Contact me to learn more.

The Holiday Season is certainly going to look different this year and so many small businesses, charities, families and individuals will be struggling to make ends meet. If you can, support a local business!

The new norm will likely be a mixed work environment, flex time possibilities, the potential for compressed workweeks, and job sharing.

How to get the biggest bang in tax credits for each donation buck.

A low interest rate is just one element in a great mortgage. Let me help you avoid the risks and find the right mortgage product for you.