Equitable Bank has reportedly been sending out emails to a small number of 'B' customers, asking them to requalify at renewal. At least some of the borrowers in question have apparently never even defaulted. This begs the glaring question: Why? Here's what Equitable Bank told us

Markets spent another day arguing whether trade chaos means higher prices, an economic slump, or both. Canada's 5-year yield took it all in and closed right on the fence.

Market share matters for mortgage brokers in ways that barely need explaining: * Brokers, as a group, have higher public recognition and earning potential as their pie slice gets bigger. * Lenders servicing brokers make more money. * Mortgage shoppers become better informed as broker interactions grow. In turn, a more enlightened mortgage

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