If you're in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, and you're considering a mortgage, you've probably heard about Deb Murdoch - TMG The Mortgage Group. They are a top mortgage broker in the area, and they offer access to a wide range of mortgage products and rates. But what exactly is a mortgage broker, and why should you consider using one? In this blog, we'll explore five compelling reasons why working with a mortgage broker like Deb Murdoch can be a smart move for your financial future.

Getting a mortgage is hardly as simple as it was a few years ago. Today, there are more loops that you have to jump through and requirements to avail of mortgage solutions and refinance your mortgage. 

As a professional mortgage broker in Saskatoon, I understand the importance of finding the right mortgage service for your needs. Refinancing your mortgage can be a daunting task, but it's a great way to save money and improve your financial situation. In this blog, I'll outline the benefits of refinancing your mortgage with a reliable mortgage broker.

With seventeen plus years of experience in the mortgage industry,  I understand the importance of choosing the right mortgage broker to assist you in securing financing for your home purchase. Choosing a competent mortgage broker can make all the difference in the world when it comes to securing the best possible mortgage rate and ensuring that the process runs smoothly.

In this blog post, I'll outline the top considerations you should keep in mind when choosing a mortgage broker. Whether you are a first-time home buyer, refinancing, at maturity or looking for private lending options, I can help you source the best mortgage product that is in your best interest.

As a professional mortgage broker in Saskatoon, at Deb Murdoch - TMG The Mortgage Group, II often get asked by clients which type of mortgage is better: fixed-rate or adjustable-rate. Both have their pros and cons, and the answer depends on your personal situation, long term goals and the state of the economy.

In this blog post, I'll break down the advantages and disadvantages of each type of mortgage, so you can make an informed decision that suits your needs.

1. What is the minimum down payment for purchasing my first or second home?
5% is the minimum down payment for a first or second home. Many think you need a higher down payment for your second home. At this point in time, you do not.

When you’re looking for a mortgage, it’s easy to get lured in by a promotional interest rate or be lost in trying to get the right kind of mortgage. This usually results in some key elements being overlooked, such as payments, prepayment options/penalties, etc. Deciphering mortgage terminology, knowing what to look for, and understanding the different types of mortgages can prepare you for the application process.

I’m Deb Murdoch, a leading mortgage broker at TMG The Mortgage Group.

I look forward to sharing my story. I hope that you will enjoy getting to know me better.

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Purchasing a new home in a neighborhood that fulfills your lifestyle aspirations can help create beautiful memories for the whole family. However, there are numerous tasks involved with financing your dream, which could make the process stressful.

Mortgage rates have spent the better part of the past year in near-freefall, with numerous terms setting fresh record lows.

But a couple of weeks ago, rates pulled a U-turn and have been starting to climb higher ever since. And here’s why. Since the beginning of February, 5-year Canada bond yields, which typically lead fixed mortgage rates, have surged. They’ve risen nearly 60 basis points over the past month to a 12-month high.

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Earlier this year, the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation made a now-infamous prediction that home prices would fall by up to 18% over the course of 2020 and into 2021.

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