Government announces 30 year amortizations for insured mortgages to put homeownership in reach for Millennials and Gen Z - Canada.ca
www.canada.caGovernment announces 30 year amortizations for insured mortgages to put homeownership in reach for Millennials and Gen Z
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Support credit unions and support proportional representation to kick out the powerful few from politics to have affordable housing.
Québec has one of the largest credit unions and it’s the most popular in the province, Desjardins.
They’re just as bad as any bank in terms of services and rates.
And the profits being shared amongst members? You get a couple of bucks per year.
Not all credit unions are created equally as in my case I’m talking about Vancity.