March is Fraud Awareness Month, and in 2026, scams are becoming more sophisticated than ever. Learn the psychology behind modern fraud, how to spot “dastardly” techniques in your inbox, and the essential steps you can take to protect your identity and your assets.
With 71% of seniors still owning their homes, reverse mortgages have gone mainstream. But are they a safe strategy or a hidden risk? We’re breaking down the 2026 reality: from tax-free income and “no-income” qualification to the crucial red flags you need to watch for in today’s market.
The bridge loan. It’s literally a bridge between your current home and your future home! It fills the gap of financing when you can’t or don’t want to pay for two mortgages for an extended period of time.
December is the ideal time to reset your finances for 2026. Start with the basics—tackle high-interest debt, automate your savings, check your credit score, and let go of past money mistakes. Then dive into three essential habits: reviewing your accounts, setting clear savings goals, and auditing your spending. These simple steps will help you start the New Year with clarity, confidence, and a stronger financial plan.
The housing market has changed dramatically, and for many young Canadians, buying a home feels out of reach. If your adult children are struggling to get into the market, there are ways you can help. From gifting a down payment to co-signing a mortgage, offering an early inheritance, or exploring creative financing options, this article outlines practical strategies to support the next generation of homeowners.
Buying your first home is exciting but can be stressful. In this post, I share expert tips to help you stay organized, set realistic expectations, and build the right team—so you can minimize stress, avoid surprises, and feel confident throughout the process.
Cooling temps but a hot mix of market shifts—price predictions, interest rates, and buyer trends you need to know before making your next move.
This month I’ve put together a game of This or That for you. I’m challenging you to not only pick This or That, but also to think about why it’s the better course of action. After you’ve worked through the scenario, read on for the answer and explanation. And let me know how many you got right!