Welcome to Homewise Mortgage Academy
0:39What is a mortgage and how do you get one?
2:12How do you qualify for a mortgage?
2:28Credit score is needed for a mortgage in Canada
2:12What income do you need for a mortgage?
1:48How much of a mortgage can you afford?
1:56How much do you need for a down payment?
1:48Should you get a fixed or variable rate mortgage?
2:11Where should you get a mortgage? Bank or broker?
2:13Should you get your mortgage from your parent’s bank?
1:57How do mortgage interest rates work?
1:52What mortgage features save you the most money?
3:13What's a mortgage pre-approval and it's importance
2:06What documents do you need for a mortgage?
2:07What are first time home buyer benefits?
2:00How does a mortgage with parents help work?
1:45How buying a home with a co-signer works
1:01How do you get approved for a mortgage?
2:09What are mortgage closing costs for first time home buyers?
1:41What are common mortgage mistakes?
2:58Should you switch your mortgage at renewal?
2:08Become a
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Overview
Your parent's have been with your family bank for 50 years. They've never even looked into other options, so does that mean you should do the same? Shopping around for your mortgage is the number 1 way to save the most money. This Mortgage Academy video will help you understand how shopping around for your mortgage can save you thousands.
At Homewise, we'd love to help you in your mortgage process, making it faster, easier and more transparent than ever before. Just apply online in minutes at https://thinkhomewise.com/ and we work to get you the best mortgage from 30 banks and lenders in minutes. You'll also be set up with a personal Advisor to guide you at each step. All for free!
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