Noman Sadiq Mortgages
876 Kingsway V5V 3C3 Vancouver, BC, Canada

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I saw one of my dear friends on social media extending his services to help out the community in this stressful time. So, I thought, I could do the same as I am currently healthy and have a vehicle to help out anyone who is elderly, pregnant, and has compromised immune system or any other barriers to get to the grocery store. Therefore, if you need assistance, send me a message and I will support you with no judgment. Since I live in Surrey, I am able to support people who li...ve nearby. And I pray that all my friends and loved ones are safe since we are all going through some unexpected tough time. I know some people have been laid off or have reduced hours along with increased financial pressure that can make mortgage and other debts payments stressful. Thus, due to this uncertainty in the economy, mortgage rates have recently dropped. If you need help with reducing your payments, you have the option to refinance at a lower interest rate to consolidate all your debts. I am here to guide you. Again, please, do not hesitate to contact me for further information or assistance. Thanks, Noman

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Amid high housing prices and tougher mortgage rules, Fitch Ratings is forecasting tepid mortgage growth in Canada over the next couple of years. In a new report..., the rating agency said that it is expecting Canadian house prices to remain relatively flat for the next two years. It predicted that nominal prices will rise by about 1% over the coming couple of years, and that real prices will fall. Stretched affordability and [macro-prudential] measures limiting the number of borrowers able to qualify for home loans will limit home price growth, Fitch said in the report. Fitch also noted that government involvement in the Canadian mortgage markets is expected to decline, which will make some home loans modestly more expensive. The rating agency forecasted 1% mortgage growth for Canada in 2020 and 2021. See more

A proud moment for the entire team. We are very humbled and happy to be recognized for the hard work we put in.

Consumer debt is at a historic high and that becomes unbearable for certain people. Incomes have been rising at the top and increasingly stagnant at the middle. The number of personal insolvencies has climbed almost nine per cent this year compared with the 12-month period ending Oct. 31 2018. Insolvencies can take the form of bankruptcies or proposals -- an offer to creditors to pay back a portion of the debt owed, extend the payment deadline or both. All Canadian province...s saw the number of consumer insolvencies increase year-on-year in October. The Northwest Territories, Yukon and Nunavut saw decreases. Over the past year, in the most populous provinces, Ontario has registered a 14.4 per cent increase compared to an 8.9 per cent increase nationally. Bank of Canada interest rates have remained constant, according to Osberg, and mortgage rates are low. See more