Graeme Moss
1 Hunter Street East L8N 3W1 Hamilton, ON, Canada

Reverse mortgages made simple to understand. Deborah Wyman is our expert. (905) 870-5726. You can email [email protected] on any question you may have.

Got a note from a friend/client in Quebec this morning. Means a great deal. Nice to know. We try our best for people. Deb has again, earned huge kudos. Exceptional work and people within the company worked in unison to get this heavy lift done.

Our team has been been hitting home runs since June 1. Rates have been as low as 1.95%. We did a mortgage today for someone not working, on COVID relief. 1 year... term 3.99%. Remarkable story, remarkable journey. It is not Just the rate but it is the valued added, which is huge. When clients trust us enough to get guidance on financial planning, lawyers, trustees, accountants, that is a huge measure of what we have done for last 20 years. It is not overnight. It is sustained.

Saturday morning. Just met with long term past clients. They have 500,000 pension and need advice. I explained I am not a financial planner. They said that in p...ast they had jams and we always fixed it and they said we helped there brother. We will get them good advice. They said they were not sure to ask. They said based on past, they trusted us.

Financial Blood Pressure You can view your health as a combination of a low mortgage rate plus an okay cash flow. Blood pressure, or a high blood pressure can b...e a mortal threat. An example is a couple from GTA, they had a first mortgage at 2.97%: The payment was good. They had a life shock, they went back to the bank and were declined. So....they got a mid sized second mortgage,which allowed forminimal qualification details. Then, they got. Third and then a fourth and they drifted into power of sale. At this point the total of the 4 mortgages was horrific . When I looked at it I told them they were seizing on the 2.97% as a safety Lanier but by doing so they were cutting their throats. Sometimes a private mortgage serves a purpose but it is generally not a long term solution. The payment on first mortgage was approx 2500 a month. With the other mortgage the total might have been 5200 a month. Not sustainable. A wise thought might have been getting a first mortgage at 3200 a month which would allow for the life shocks and credit but keep the payments reasonable. It is positioning. Looking at the overall. We look for the optimal option or optimal roadmap and focus on that. See more